M31 Centeral section

[Whitters]

Thirteen 60 sec stacked, dark frame subtracted. No flat field (Spot the dust donuts)

[Mike]

Great pic, what camera did you use Paul ?

[Whitters]

It was with the Starlight express at the prime focus of the C8.

[Sue]

Well done Paul - a beautiful image

[Ian]

nice pic. I like the dust lanes (as opposed to dust doughnuts).

What field of view is it?

[Mike]

This pic needs to go on the gallery ! We haven't had any new pics since 3rd July !!! The weather has had a major influence on that though !

[Rick]

The gallery is probably going to have to lose a few of the older pictures to make room for newer ones (when Greg gets round to sorting them), 'cos my webspace is bleep-near full...

...but it is time it got some new ones, so get out there and take some!

Ok, the weather isn't co-operating at the moment, so I'll let you off tonight... ;>

[Whitters]

Ian,
X axis = 0 Deg, 14 Min, 57.2 Sec
Y axis = 0 Deg, 11 Min, 10.2 Sec

[Mike]

No way, we can't lose any pics they are far too good. I am more than willing to donate some of my webspace, I have 55Mb and won't be using any where near that much.

[Rick]

Well, those of you with your own webspace could put up your own galleries of your own picccies, and tell me where they are so that I can add a link from our site to various members' sites.

Please.

Perhaps we could ask Greg for a webpage template to make it easy?

[Mike]

Yup, could do that. With maybe just thumbnails on the OAS site leading to the main pics on the members sites. I agree that Greg should crate a template so they all look the same.

[Whitters]

Do we have enough images of different types of objects to consider catigorizing (Help where is the spellchecker when you need it) the images in a Gallary archive?
PS I would have room on my site to hose some images.

[Mike]

I'm sure there's plenty of people willing to donate webspace. NTL have just upgraded mine from 10Mb to 55Mb and I certainly wont use all of that !!

[Whitters]

Just out of interest, played arround with the astrometry tool, this image is recording stars in excess of mag 18!

[Mike]

Wow !