M33 and Milky Way from last night...

[StargeezerTim]

Both weather apps promised 6 hours of clear skies last but managed just over one before the clouds rolled in, and stayed! 

Managed to get two images that both need more data but both are acceptable, to my eyes anyway...

M33 is 5 X 10 min, iso 1600, 72mm ED-R, 100D (modded). DSS and PS.

The milky way includes NGC 7822 at top right and should also have M52 and the bubble, though I cant see them. 10 X 5.5 min, iso 800, 50mm 1.8 usm lens at F5, Canon 1200D (modded), DSS and PS.

 

 

[wimvb]

Both nice images, but I can't see the bubble either. Although there are several very weak Ha regions and some star clusters visible (ngc 7790 at the very top towards the left, I think).

[StargeezerTim]

19 minutes ago, wimvb said:

Both nice images, but I can't see the bubble either. Although there are several very weak Ha regions and some star clusters visible (ngc 7790 at the very top towards the left, I think).

I think i've found it. There is a small blue cluster near the centre which is M52. Bubble is just below and left of it and the lobster claw is lower left of that. I'll try and edit to make it clearer tomorrow...

[Nova2000]

Wow nice image with a camera lense. What mount did you use? 

[StargeezerTim]

20 minutes ago, Nova2000 said:

Wow nice image with a camera lense. What mount did you use? 

I used the EQ5 pro mount for the 50mm lens image. 

[Nova2000]

I never knew a lense could give such detail.how long was the milkyway shot?  I better try my new stuff. Good luck stargeezertim. 

[Pete Presland]

2 excellent images, so many stars  and objects in the widefield view!

[StargeezerTim]

9 hours ago, Nova2000 said:

I never knew a lense could give such detail.how long was the milkyway shot?  I better try my new stuff. Good luck stargeezertim. 

55 mins.. details in first post!