Bubble nebula/M33

[DeanWatson]

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Heres a bubble/M52 I was working on Friday night. Hope you like it. - And M33 form a couple of weeks back that i've reprocessed a bit to the point I was happy (!) with it.

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Heres a bubble/M52 I was working on Friday night. Hope you like it. - And M33 from a couple of weeks back that i've reprocessed a bit to the point I was happy (!) with it.

I hope you like them and submit them for your viewing pleasure!

[jcm]

Yep , you have done a pretty good job on two quite tricky objects.

What equipment/camera etc did you use?

John

[Psychobilly]

Two nice images Dean.

Billy...

[DeanWatson]

Hi guys, thanks billy, Jcm, the imager was a skywatcher 4" F5 refractor with a canon eos450d (with cls filter) piggybacked on a 6" copy of the above which guided with a orion starshoot guider on phd and mounted on a heq5 skyscan.

Don't we love our techy talk as a breed! We're like IT techs as we use some of their speak and gear but with loads of other other geeky techiness stuck on top!

[jcm]

Thanks for the info , Dean.

That F5 scope gives a nice field of view.

John

[DeanWatson]

Hi John, just has a look at your equivalents. Lovely work, I could do with a few more frames and a bit less light polution myself.

[steppenwolf]

Very nice, Dean, especially the M33 - I think M33, because of it's relative lack of detail, looks so much nicer as a wide-field image like yours.

[jcm]

Hi John, just has a look at your equivalents. Lovely work, I could do with a few more frames and a bit less light polution myself.

With my 5" scope I would be using about 5min exposures and about 20 subs. I also use the CLS filter which works well with Canon cameras.

John

[trevboyd]

Two very nice images, Dean - I agree with Steve that M33 looks good in that widefield presentation.

Trev

[DeanWatson]

Thank you ever so much guys, your kind words mean a lot.

[centroid]

Nice work Dean.

keep em coming!!

Dave

[LostNSpace]

Nice captures Dean

Mark