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M13 from Headcorn

Started by Whitters, Feb 09, 2005, 07:50:00

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Whitters

5 minutes (10 x 30 sec)
800mm f5.6 and MX916 CCD
Astronomik IR Block Filter
Headcorn DSC V (7th Feb 2005)




Ian

excellent photo Paul, but...

I notice some odd shaped flaring around the brighter stars and the general shape of the dimmer ones. Have you considered the stopping the lens down on relatively bright targets such as this and expose for longer? Lens performance is rarely best at it's most open.

JohnP

Hi Paul,

Great image & glad to see that there were some images from the weekend. i didn't realise M13 was still around - must have imaged very early in the morning?

Cheers,  John

Whitters

I agree however stopping down the Canon lens is a bit of a problem, I need to make an insert to press all the required buttons to fool it into behaving like a manual lens. IN fact I need to discover which buttons need pressing.

Ian

Paul, have re-read my previous comment I think it looks like I'm being over critical.

Trouble is mate, it's entirely your fault the bar is really high :wink:

Greg

Paul,

Now those star images are definitley much smaller. Fantastic pic!!

Rocket Pooch

Hi all,

I think this is an excellent picture and definately one to aim for when its in the back garden so to speak.  Great picture Paul, get it on the forum.