IC 59 and IC 63 in Cassiopeia

[ApophisAstros]

Gamma Cassiopeiae (γ Cas, γ Cassiopeiae) is the star at the center of the distinctive "W" asterism in the northern circumpolar constellation of Cassiopeia.
40 x 5 Minute Subs Dithered.
16 x Flats.
16 x Bias.
DSS.
Photoshop.
Roger

[JohnP]

Very nice - one of my favorite objects & difficult to capture - John

[Carole]

You've controlled the bright star well and the stars in this image are better processed than the ones in NGC7822.  Try to remember what you did differently. 

It does look a bit to me like this has been done with a non modified DSLR which I know is not the case, and come out rather blue.  I am not sure how much data you can capture with a regular DSLR but you have done very well.

Carole

[The Thing]

Leaps and bounds, going for the difficult ones now The extra subs show in the lower noise and greater signal on the faint stuff - more is good!

[ApophisAstros]

Thanks everyone , on that blue Carol ,I've read up on this target and there is a massive blue star out of frame that casts that colour  over the area.hence the blue nebula.
Roger

[Fay]

One of your best Roger...

[MarkS]

You've done a good job of processing that one. 

Another really tough target

Mark

[ApophisAstros]

Yes i think its my new favorite with M16 as a close second, since dithering and obviously proper flats i have had much better results
Thanks for all comments,
Roger