Hi,
The sky was bright orange last night so I did a little Ha, S2 O3 imaging (8, 6, 4 x 10 subs) on a nice litte part of the Pelican nebula. To do this image justice I would need to be somewhere dark, or have about 3 nights, but its ok, I did realise yesterday that my mirror lock has been off making my previous images a bit odd anyway here you go, processing needed, but I have to goto work today.
Atik 314, all 10 minute subs, no flats etc, Meade ACF 8" @F6.7 or 1.34 meters FL.
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3419/3958226469_1a9223f814_o.jpg)
Ha
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2492/3958971954_177455a24c_o.jpg)
Looks very good mate - that's part of the neck region... I did a slightly larger FOV in June (which I must try & reprocess...)
http://jpastronomy.co.uk/graphics/2009/ic5067-jun09.html
Cheers, John
Fantastic image Chris, love the deatil your getting at that focal length, and with last nights skies too, which were pretty terrible!
Daniel
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Very good image Chris - it's a very interesting part of the nebula. You've got nicely round stars - so your guiding at that long focal length is pretty good.
It would be very interesting to do the same thing from a dark site.
Great image Chris,
So you were busy last night, what time did you finish.
Tony G
Super image Chris and great guiding at that f/l.