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Three more new ones (2 gals and 1 neb)


richardc

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NGC7331: 102 x 5 minutes, AP180EDT f/9, U8300, camel

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc7331_ap180edt_f9_u8300_camel_page.htm

NGC253: 37 x 5 minutes, AP180EDT f/9, U8300, camel

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc253_ap180edt_f9_u8300_camel_page.htm

Bubble Nebula: 31 x 15 minutes, AP180EDT ML4022, S2/Ha/O3

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/ngc7635_ap180edt_f9_ml4022_cs3_s2hao3_page.htm

I had shot this data prior to my two week trip to Asia, but did not have all the cal files I needed to process them. So I had to wait until I returned.

The data was taken in part under nearly exceptional seeing conditions: I measured 1.3" one night when shooting the two galaxies and 1.6" the other night. The bubble was shot under skies with about 1.9" seeing at zenith. I have never had such good seeing before.:D

bubble_ap180edt_f9_ml4022_cs3_s2_hao3_31x15minutes_xga.jpg

ngc253_ap180edt_fp_u8300_camel_37x5min_xga.jpg

ngc7331_ap180edt_f9_u8300_102x5minutes_xga.jpg

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Excellent! Could you please elaborate a bit on how you measure the seeing?

Thanks for the comments. For the seeing measurement, I just use Maxim DL and put my cursor over a star I use for focusing and read the FWHM directly from Maxim DL.

You first set the image scale (tell it the pixel size of the detector and the focal length of the scope and it will compute the image scale: about 0.8"/pixel in my case)

it is interesting that I am just about critically sampled using the 0.8"/pixel image scale coupled with 1.6" seeing....

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