NGC 3372 is to the southern sky as M42 to the northern (although seen
in the south too) -- everyone has either imaged it or will image it.
It goes without saying that it is one of the premier imaging targets.
That said, since I have a scope in the southern hemisphere I thought
that I had better image it!
I decided on SHO narrowband. Again, I'm new at this medium so if it
doesn't look right just tell me. I think it is sort of pretty --
this color palette reminds me of the colorful eclectic books of Dr.
Seuss.
http://www.tvdavisastropics.com/astroimages-1_000072.htm
Let me know what you think -- comments or criticisms?
Waiting for the new moon,
Tom
in the south too) -- everyone has either imaged it or will image it.
It goes without saying that it is one of the premier imaging targets.
That said, since I have a scope in the southern hemisphere I thought
that I had better image it!
I decided on SHO narrowband. Again, I'm new at this medium so if it
doesn't look right just tell me. I think it is sort of pretty --
this color palette reminds me of the colorful eclectic books of Dr.
Seuss.
http://www.tvdavisastropics.com/astroimages-1_000072.htm
Let me know what you think -- comments or criticisms?
Waiting for the new moon,
Tom
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