M15 in a 414

[MattJenko]

Here is M15. This was taken with a new guiding setup for me, a 60EDT with ASI120M. The penny finally dropped that my guiding was never as good with the ASI120 because I had no IR filter! Doh! I also have come to realise that the 60EDT doesn't handle Blue very well, so I am now guiding with a Green filter and all is much better.

This is a quick set of 2 min exposures which I almost finished before the clouds decided enough fun was had. R+G 15 x 2mins, B 10 x 2 mins. PixInsight for the processing.

[xtreemchaos]

nice one mate,a lovely image matt,cracking detail.thanks for sharing. charl.

[Tinker1947]

that's very nicely done.....

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Lovely image. I sometimes feel people tend to overlook M15 because M13 is just that bit bigger, and as that gets low M31 and M33 draw a lot of attention from imagers

[laudropb]

Very nice image. Thanks for posting.

[Chris]

That's lovely Matt, M15 is very photogenic.

[theo]

I can only view on my mobile at the moment but this looks lovely Matt. Well done!!

Pete

[toxic]

that looks really nice Mat 

[MattJenko]

Thanks all, I am really pleased with this one. M15 is a bit of a loner, in that it is classed as a Pegasus DSO from what I can see, and there are certainly not many of those, other than M2 below it. I like it as it is a linking object between Enif and the doubles of Delphinus, and you are right Michael, that part of the sky is dominated by M13 and Cygnus in terms of visual treats.