Hi,
Another image taken from yesterday (11 - 12 Feb 2005) observation session using my Sky-Watcher 150 F5 Newtonian and Canon 300D:
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=363
It is the open cluster M46. The Planetary Nebula (NGC 2438) is also visible!
Have a nice day.
M46 with Plantery Nebula NGC 2438
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M46 with Plantery Nebula NGC 2438
Yang Weixing
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wow..very nice Weixing.
is this a true colour image? puzzled by the good balanced mixture of white and blue stars. any chance of blowing up the planetary. looks great in this picture....
see...you don't need to sell your 6" away!
rich
is this a true colour image? puzzled by the good balanced mixture of white and blue stars. any chance of blowing up the planetary. looks great in this picture....
see...you don't need to sell your 6" away!
rich
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Hi,
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=364
Have a nice day.
It is after stacking of 3 images (114s + 64s + 30s @ ISO800) and heavily processed using Photoshop.great image, weixing! great tracking as well. is this processed or raw?
It should not be true colours... it is the colours my Canon 300D take. I think you can only take true colour by taking 3 separate monochrome exposures through red, green and blue filters and combine them together. Also, the RAW image got a milky layer on it... I think cause by light pollution. I remove it after heavily processing using Photoshop, but it cause the orange stars look whiteris this a true colour image? puzzled by the good balanced mixture of white and blue stars.
It actually quite big in the actual size image... it just a small blue round patch anyway:any chance of blowing up the planetary. looks great in this picture....
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=364
It is actually a very good scope... better quality than I thought, but I always taking others people car and the scope take up a lots of space in their car :oops: , so still thinking of selling it away and get a smaller physical size scope that won't take up so much space.see...you don't need to sell your 6" away!
Have a nice day.
Yang Weixing
"The universe is composed mainly of hydrogen and ignorance."
"The universe is composed mainly of hydrogen and ignorance."