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Some From The Sugarloaf 18-03-2012

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12 years 9 months ago #92887 by lunartic_old
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Hi all

First up is M44 and the Leo galaxy NGC 2903. I was amazed that I was able to grab the galaxy in such a short exposure. M44 is to the lower left with NGC 2903 to its right.

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Next is the bears, Urasae Major and Minor.

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Finally there is the Double Cluster in Perseus.

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Hope you enjoy and thanks for looking.

Paul
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12 years 9 months ago #92902 by Nerro
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Nice images Paul, but I am missing something...what focal length you were using?it feels like the lens wasn't "opened" enough???

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12 years 9 months ago #92907 by lunartic_old
Replied by lunartic_old on topic Re: Some From The Sugarloaf 18-03-2012
Hi Martin

I was using a 200mm focal length operating at f/4.

For anyone who missed it, NGC 2903 is the faint fuzzy at the bottom, just to the right of centre, follow the three stars down.

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