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Salisbury Star Party Eagle


Mel

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Here's my humble attempt at the Eagle Nebula.

I found I quite liked the orientation when finding the DSO on the chip so I left it like this. I think the eagle looks quite something swooping down from the top left to bottom right.

Enjoy!

Iain

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Thanks guys

Matt - It was 5x10mins and 4x20mins on Ha and 3x10min, 3x20min on OIII. I had to ditch 2x10mins and 1x20mins from each filter as I had dew in the image (faint halos around the bright regions). Probably on the camera glass which is a pain as you cant really heat that.

On the last night the ground was sodden - I went after the Bubble but got nothing because of the same problem. Remember the rain during the day on Saturday?

Cheers

Iain

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Great image there Iain, Ive seen M16 through my 8" a few time, but this shows you really whats out there...

Now I dont want to sound stupid, but I dont understand how it gets its name???

The Eagle bit can be construed from the bits in the centre of the image B_K, they can, with imagination, seem like a swooping Eagle, diving down from left to right.

I guess not everyone will see it that way though.

Ron.

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Keiran - it can be hard to see but the claws give it away. Daz - yep you pointed the Eagle out to me when I was framing it remember? I hadn't seen it myself before then.

Anthony, that's not the way I see it - yes I didn't get any usable data but now I know exactly what a 'dew on the camera glass' shot looks like for next time. All I need now is a hairdryer with a long lead... ebay?

Cheers guys

Iain

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