M104 perliminary result

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universe24
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M104 perliminary result

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Taken 6 months ago. But that time not satisfiy with it. Until today, the feeling different...thus, would like to share with all FO members.

C14 + f/3.3 reducer + QHYCCD (same as Orion StarShooter I)

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Wow! That is impressive one too!

Cheers!

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This is one of my favourite DSO ! :-)
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Nice one!
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Hi,
Nice image... :)
Reason why we should not litter...

Ya... tell that to Mr/Ms Supernova... :mrgreen:

Have a nice day.
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