Cassiopeia Widefield

This is a rich part of the milkyway, there are so many starclusters and nebulae to be seen, along with quite discernable dust lanes.

Rich isn't the word - if you just track down all the open clusters in Cassiopea that are shown in Norton's it will take you at least a full night's observing - it took me two nights with the 20" a while back. The longer you look, the more you see! Lovely image.

Phil.

all the details please!!!!

Well, quite simple really, I just carefully polar align my C8 ( I have it down to a fine art now ), with a full rechargeable battery in both the mount and camera, fire away ! The camera is just piggybacked on top of the scope. It's worked for me for years

[/quote]Have you not got a website?
can you post this size file up anywhere...
I'd love to see it!!!!

No! and I would'nt have a clue how to set one up :oops: all I casn post to you guys is low res jpegs....can anybody 'lend' me a site???

Keith..

Nearly can't see the 'W' there's so many stars!

Smashing images Keith!