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The galactic couple - M81 & M82
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17 years 9 months ago #42230
by lunartic_old
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Replied by lunartic_old on topic Re: The galactic couple - M81 & M82
Great images Trev, I like the way you got the spiral structure in M82 on the first image, amazing detail for a 90mm scope.
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17 years 9 months ago #42232
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Good stuff Trev,
doesn't the IDAS filter have a green hue to it ?
doesn't the IDAS filter have a green hue to it ?
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17 years 9 months ago #42236
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Thanks guys,
Michael, it was really just as a test of the sensitivity of the Sac10. After a couple of unsucessful attempts at NGC 1977 and the California Nebula I wanted to see how much of a difference binning would make. Quite alot as it turned out. On single exposures it needs about 1/2 the time I think.
It was meant to be a short test but I forgot to turn off the binning for the 200 second exposures :roll:
Dave, actually I think you're right. It is a kind of green-yellowish filter. I must take a look at that file again.
Trev
Michael, it was really just as a test of the sensitivity of the Sac10. After a couple of unsucessful attempts at NGC 1977 and the California Nebula I wanted to see how much of a difference binning would make. Quite alot as it turned out. On single exposures it needs about 1/2 the time I think.
It was meant to be a short test but I forgot to turn off the binning for the 200 second exposures :roll:
Dave, actually I think you're right. It is a kind of green-yellowish filter. I must take a look at that file again.
Trev
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17 years 9 months ago #42255
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