M3 – NGC5272
5hrs of total exposure using 10min subs. This was to get the very faint stars at the far periphery as well as the brighter centre that would require lower exposure. I used an extended full-well-depth mode on the camera from this to give a full well depth of 75,000e to prevent the core blowing out in the 600s exposures. by Dean Ashton
NGC4565 and NGC4562
by Dean Ashton
Collinder 89 and M35 (NGC2168)
By Frank Johns
NGC1499 by Barry Trudgian
NGC 1499 California Nebula from back in 2022, Canon camera and lens
Lobster & Bubble Nebulas by Dr Nigel Price
This is the lobster nebula with the bubble nebula centre (Wolf Rayet Star nebula – like the crescent). You can also faintly see CAS A supernova remnant in the top left corner as a serated blue outline which is not supposed to be possible with a 108mm of aperture but hey ho! All of these can be found in the majesty of Cassiopeia, field of view is approx. 3 by 4.5 degrees.
Gamma Cygni by Dr Nigel Price
HOO image of Gamma Cygni nebula in Cygnus imaged over the last week in dribs and drabs. Only three hours of data finally used. But I’m really starting to enjoy this bit of the sky as there is so much to see and it is relatively bright in Halpha and OIII.
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