NGC2244 14x900 010212

[Fay]

Before the clouds rolled in.
14x900 QSI WS583, 7nm ha Leitz 180 APO @ F4

[JohnP]

lovely FOV & nicely framed Fay. What's it look like if you push it harder in processing - looks to me like there is a lot more to bring out....?

[Fay]

thanks John, yes i could do. i did think i should get more at 900 secs. will have a go

[PhilB]

Cor, coming along nicely

[Fay]

thanks Phil. i am having a bad patch with my images. have done a few but all not too good, either because of composition, or clouds  or too feint a subject. i will have another go at processing this one though

[julian]

thanks Phil. i am having a bad patch with my images. have done a few but all not too good, either because of composition, or clouds  or too feint a subject. i will have another go at processing this one though

Fay
Had a go at reprocessing your image hope you don't mind, look's like you have some ghosting on the image top left hand corner.

[Fay]

Ha Ha very funny!!!!! I must say though I had a lot of problems with the Moon shining into the lens that side!!!!

[mickw]

Nice one Fay

So at least you haven't broken the QSI then 

[Fay]

no not yet...........hows the packing?

[Jim]

Really impressive Fay, that's a lovely lens you've got there

[Rocket Pooch]

I like is a lot Fay, could do with some O3 and SII though.....

And I must admit its making me think about using my L lens in France in two weeks time.

Chris

[Tony G]

I am having a bad patch with my images.

I wish I had some bad patches, and produced sub-standard images like this. 

Keep up this bad work Fay...................and I love the MONO.

Tony G

PS

in France in two weeks time.

Chris

You off to France again.

[Fay]

you are all too kind. just set up in the snow (dedicated) fixed the QSI to the WO ZS66, to test focus tonight. first going to redo Rosette see if i can process better.

looks clear tonight, but that moon is very prominent.

[Rocket Pooch]

It's already -2c here today already!

[The Thing]

-1C here and dropping fast. I might have a go at imaging Mars with the webcam given the state of the moon tonight.