M13LRGB

Hi All,

While I was waiting for the Moon to set for a project I'm working on I decided to take an image of M13 in the constellation Hercules. It's a real sign summer is coming fast. Details below

M13LRGB Taken with an William Optics 110mm Scope on an AP1200 Mount Guided with an celestron 80ED and Sbig ST402 ccd camera. Exposure was 168 minutes for LRGB Processing was done in Images-plus & PhotoShop CS3.

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Please click on image to enlarge.

Carl O'Beirnes,
Balbriggan Observatory(MPC-J09)
Co Dublin,
Ireland.

Nice image Carl. Do you still have your C14?

There's a lovely balance to that image Carl. Nice one!

Beautiful image with wonderful colour balance, setting the standard as always. Mike

Looks fine to me.

Hi All ,

Thanks for the comments.

John funny you should mention that I'm currently setting up the C14 For imaging. So far I got a .5 Optic reducer. A pair of mirror flop stoppers and a set of 5nm astrodon narrowband 50mm round filters on the way I should have my C14 light box tomorrow. Come August I'm hoping to be imaging with the C14 should be interesting I never really took any sort of DSI with such a big scope. The best thing is that the Optic reducer brings the C14 from F11 to F5.