ngc7331

[alacant]

Hi everyone

As the moon set, it gave way to darkness. The sort where you lose the constellation marker stars, understand why m39 could be mistaken for a comet and wish your turn with the binoculars would come around sooner. When it does, you convince yourself you've seen 7331; it must be because that's roughly where the telescope is aiming. You then get a WhatsApp message and immediately un-dilate your pupils. Fantasy over. Maybe there's a night vision setting app...

So apart from the -I'll-get-there-one-day- processing,  no excuses with this.

Thanks for looking and do please post your DSLR versions of this region.

700d + gso203 calibración siril 1.1.0 git. revelado st 1.8.525-2 ~4h @ ISO800

Edited September 8, 2022 by alacant
plural: -version +versions

[Scoobyroo]

Beautiful image... lovely work

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Lovely image. Might have a bash at that with the 6" Schmidt-Newton and ASI183MC-Pro

[bomberbaz]

Gorgeous, loving the background data, stephans quintet is remarkable. 

Sadly images like this are probably beyond my little rig so I can only marvel at images like this. 

[assouptro]

Beautiful image and lovely framing 

Thanks for sharing 

Bryan 

[alacant]

21 hours ago, bomberbaz said:

probably beyond my little rig

Hi

I see 102ed listed amongst your stuff. Far more desirable than the cheap gso we used!

I'd guess you'd get a slightly wider field of view, but still easily within reach; 7331 is quite bright. 

Must be worth a go.

Cheers