Nice wide field but not the result I wanted. It was one of those nights when everything that could have gone wrong did. Jumbo jets, power, dew, cables and a network connectivity problem so I gave up after 2 dodgy subs. I added those two subs to another two from a previous session so this is very much unfinished business...
Capture details:
Exposure: 4 x 30min
Filter: Baader Ha 6nm passband
Camera: Finger Lakes ML 8300
Optics: Canon 200L lens@f/3.2
Conditions: Clearish.
Date: 4/1/2010 and 17/1/2010
Guiding: 50mm finder
Orientation: North is up and East is left
Objects in the frame:
IC405 - Flaming star nebula
IC410 - With the tadpoles
IC417 - Nebulosity
NGC1931 - Open cluster and nebulosity
NGC1893 - Open cluster
NGC1907 - Cluster
M38 - Open cluster
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4065/4285617647_77d61ef7ca_b.jpg)
Robert, that is just stunning, the images your taking with this lens/camera combo are incredible, once again, love the field of view, can't wait to see with more subs added!
Daniel
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Excellent image Robert.
The fast optics have really helped there!
Robert - absolute superb widefield - can just about see the sperm I mean tadpoles... Fantastic image - I really like it - John