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NGC 3198 Galaxy (Ursa Major) with 8" f/4 astrograph


Dan_Paris

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 Hi

 

NGC 3198 is a barred spiral in Ursa Major about 47 millions l.y. from us. I imaged it on last Sunday night from my suburban backyard (Bortle 7/8) with hazy sky but good seeing. The median FWHM on the luminance is 1.8".

Here is the full FOV, with many small galaxies in the frame (right-click for full-res) :

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And a  crop on the galaxy:

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clear skies,

 

Dan

 

Technical details

200/800 custom Newtonian astrograph with Romano Zen optics and carbon fiber tube
AP900 CP4 mount on Losmandy HD tripod

ASI183mm (0.66"/pix)
TS 2.5" Riccardi-Wynne corrector
ZWO LRGB filters
Guiding : ZWO OAG + ASI120mm mini + AsiairV1
Luminance : 345 *60sec
Chrominance : 30*60sec for each R, V and B filter
Conditions : Bortle 7/8 skies in Paris' suburbs (20km from the Eiffel tower), good seeing, low transparency
Processing with Pixinsight

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