NGC4565 - MX916 - WO110 - Astronomik IRBlock
(http://www.axqo90.dsl.pipex.com/astro_images/2008/10_Feb_2008/ngc4565-60Mins_10Feb08_irbl.jpg)
NGC4565
Comments from the NGC-IC Project:
Galaxy
Type: Sb
RA: 12 36 20.5 (J2000)
declination: +25 59 14
Magnitude: 10.3
Major axis: 14.90 arcminutes
Minor axis: 2.0
Position angle: 136
Featuring:
IC 3543
Comments from the NGC-IC Project:
Galaxy
Type: Scd
RA: 12 35 41.3 (J2000)
declination: +26 17 10
Magnitude: 16.5
Major axis: 0.90 arcminutes
Minor axis: 0.1
Position angle: 142
IC3546
Comments from the NGC-IC Project:
Galaxy
Type: Sc
RA: 12 35 41.6 (J2000)
declination: +26 13 19
Magnitude: 15.3
Major axis: 0.80 arcminutes
Minor axis: 0.4
Position angle: 135
IC3571
Comments from the NGC-IC Project:
Galaxy
Type: I
RA: 12 36 19.9 (J2000)
declination: +26 05 01
Magnitude: 17.5
Major axis: 0.30 arcminutes
Minor axis: 0.3
NGC4562
Comments from the NGC-IC Project:
Galaxy
Type: SBcd
RA: 12 35 34.5 (J2000)
declination: +25 50 56
Magnitude: 14.4
Major axis: 2.40 arcminutes
Minor axis: 0.7
Position angle: 48
ok, now you're showing off.
Are there any planets around them stars? ;)
Can you send me the original fits? I think these should be put on google sky...
Paul,
That's beautiful & so many faint fuzzies... a great image - what are the exposure details on this? Dunno what you did but I think it's one of your best images - you should take them all like this...
Cheers, John
Nice one Paul. The core looks slightly overcooked to me, but still a great image. Looks like you've finally got that guiding sorted out.
60 minutes total, ten minute subs.
The core was more stella on the origional, I have started to get the hang of getting the faint stuff out, The stars aren't clipped but I need to look at extending the histogram at the high end so you can still see the core.
Great detail. I love that twist in the dust ring.
Paul, I love it. Especially the faint background galaxies
Quote from: Mike on Feb 22, 2008, 09:21:08
The core looks slightly overcooked to me, but still a great image.
Great images Paul,
I wish I could overcook my images like that, I'd be well happy.
(How is it that I'm not this enthustastic when Flis overcooks something.) :(
Images like this should be coming in thick and thin now, (in your own little wilderness and patch of dark sky) so keep them coming.
Tony G
Did you know that the area above Paul's garden has it's own weather system.
That's a remarkable image Paul. I love it.
great shot paul definately the best one i think you have done.