Coathanger

I had two clear nights over the weekend and with the moon about my best bet was a cluster. I'm still tweaking things on the Epsilon and i don't quite have it singing yet. I may have some tilt on the sensor.
Anyway i'm quite pleased with how this turned out with an 85% moon.
3 hrs in 180 second subs
Epsilon 130, Asi2600mc mounted on an AzEq6.
Processed in Astro Pixel Processor, Pixinsight and Photoshop

Richard.

Coathanger by Richard Sweeney , on Flickr

Very nice photo of this intriguing asterism... Lovely colours in it Richard.... Well done!

Clear skies, 

Darren. 

Hello, Richard.
Yes. We all love the Coathanger (Cr. 399) which sits in Vulpecula the Fox.
What impresses me most are your colours.
We can see those bottom 2 stars are a delightful orange.
Their spectral classes are K0 and K5.
I also greatly admire the additional open cluster NGC 6802 which is to the left of the star 7 Vulpeculae.
I have never observed it as I need a dark sky to see it.

Clear skies,

Aubrey.

Until_then-Goodnight! wrote: Very nice photo of this intriguing asterism... Lovely colours in it Richard.... Well done!

Clear skies, 

Darren. 

Thanks Darren.

flt158 wrote: Hello, Richard.
Yes. We all love the Coathanger (Cr. 399) which sits in Vulpecula the Fox.
What impresses me most are your colours.
We can see those bottom 2 stars are a delightful orange.
Their spectral classes are K0 and K5.
I also greatly admire the additional open cluster NGC 6802 which is to the left of the star 7 Vulpeculae.
I have never observed it as I need a dark sky to see it.

Clear skies,

Aubrey.

Thanks Aubrey, and thanks for the info. I think the new camera produces some lovely colour, looking forward to the longer nights to give it a good run. 
How dark is the sky from your location?

I'm sorry to say I live in a Bortle 9 location, Richard.
I'm in south Dublin.
Best regards,

Aubrey.