M13
M13. 90x300s or 12.5 hours total exposure to get those fainter stars at the periphery. Taken in 2022, using a Celestron 9.25 SCT, QHY268C and an Optolong L-Pro filter. by Dean Ashton
IC1396
Altair 250mm f/5.3 RC
Camera: ZWO ASI 1600MM Pro
Mount: iOptron CEM 120EC
Filters: Baader 35mn Ha
Exposure: 411 x 1min Lights. Dark subtract and flat fielded.
By Nick Tonkin
M16 & M17 by Dr Nigel Price
This is the Eagle Nebula (M16) centre and the Omega Nebula (M17) bottom right. Both are quite low to the horizon….lots of stars due to the proximity to the galactic bulge…over 230,000 point sources in the image!
NGC6205 – M13
M 13 imaged on 20th April 2024. It was on my list for a while so I decided a one night window on the weather would suit this target. Integrated in PixInsight WBPP2 with 2X drizzle. Saturation adjustments were carried out in Photoshop Camera Raw Filter as a 16 bit TIF before saving the JPEG. By Barry Trudgian
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