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This is a combination of data shot through 2 scopes.

2 months ago I shot a few hours with the 130PDS and I thought the result was decent for the little scope.

But recently I wondered why don't I use the large dob?! So I modified it slightly and it's obvious that the large aperture delivers.

Previous image was a 7.7h of integration. The new one has an additional 6.5h through the bigger newton, luminance only. Colour was used from the old one.

The new image and the old one for comparison are below.

Clear skies!

Alex

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And a crop:

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Definitely darker background and finer detail in the new one, some of the barely visible smallest galaxies in the first shot, were a struggle to find, but easily visible in the new shot.

21 background galaxies i could make out, had fun searching.

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On 12/11/2018 at 01:58, tomato said:

That’s a great result, this is one my favourite edge on galaxies, and your image is right up there with the best I’ve come across.

Thank you so much!

I've a feeling that I won't revisit it too soon. Maybe some colour with the same scope would have improved the stars shapes/colour, but I don't think it's going to happen.

I'm changing the scope for other targets now.

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