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Summer Triangle

Started by MarkS, Aug 15, 2016, 06:16:15

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MarkS

I set up my camera, 35mm lens and heated dew strip on the iOptron Skytracker, looking at the Summer Triangle to try bagging me a few bright meteors.  I was disappointed that all I captured was a handful of dim ones.

So here's the Summer Triangle anyway.  110 x 15sec exposures.  Nikon 35mm lens at F5.6 on H-alpha modified Sony A7S ISO 4000.



Larger version:
http://www.markshelley.co.uk/Astronomy/2016/summertriangle12082016.jpg

Mark

JohnP

Very nice - looks a tad bright on my monitor - so many stars...!  John

RobertM

Very nice that Mark, the lens is performing well too.

Carole

Can clearly see NA Neb, the pelican and the Butterfly nebula, and can just about make out the tulip.

Great image.

Carole

Mike

Great image mark. I'm curious, why did you go for the iOptron and not the Star Adventurer?
We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology. Carl Sagan

MarkS

Quote from: Mike
Great image mark. I'm curious, why did you go for the iOptron and not the Star Adventurer?

The Star Adventurer didn't exist back when I bought it.

Mark

RachelC

Another beautiful image. Not envious at all ;-)