Iota Cancri and more!

[orion25]

I had posted this earlier in the imaging forum and thought it might fit  here as well.  Thanks to cotterless45 for bringing Iota Cancri to my awareness: 

Here is a composite of the "real" Albireo (Cygnus), 145 G Canis Majoris (the other Winter Albireo), Almach (Andromeda), and Iota Cancri:

Enjoy,

Reggie 

 

Edited January 31, 2018 by orion25

[PeterCPC]

I am seeing double! Well done.

Peter

[orion25]

2 hours ago, PeterCPC said:

I am seeing double! Well done.

Peter

Thanks, Peter. I love these colorful pairs! Albireo is in good company, lol!

Regards,

Reggie

[Ratlet]

Sorry to revive this old thread, but someone shared these in another thread.  Their magnificent!  How did you take them?

[orion25]

4 hours ago, Ratlet said:

Sorry to revive this old thread, but someone shared these in another thread.  Their magnificent!  How did you take them?

Oldie but goodie, lol. I took these all at prime focus using my 127mm Mak-Cass and Nikon D3200. Love these colorful pairs!

[Mr Spock]

It might be an old thread, but it's a good one. Lovely set of images. I'd love to see some more.

[orion25]

7 hours ago, Mr Spock said:

It might be an old thread, but it's a good one. Lovely set of images. I'd love to see some more.

Thanks, Michael

[Ratlet]

This is the first time I've ever seen an image from a camera and telescope that looks like what I see through a telescope!

Of course you used a Mak 🤣 it's been 6 months since I sold mine so I'm due finding my monthly post that makes me regret selling it.

As Rod Stewart once said "I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger"