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Started by gregbradley, 12/27/2006 08:18AM
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2hours Ha (8 x 15), 110 minutes of colour (11 x 10). STL11000XCM camera, FSQ106N, NJP mount. Backyard Sydney observatory.

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Posted 12/27/2006 10:35AM #1
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...that`s a beautiful sight, Greg!
very well done!
keep `em coming
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Posted 12/27/2006 01:28PM #2
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SWEET SHOT! 8)
Thanks Greg!
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Posted 12/27/2006 07:55PM #3
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Greg,
It doesn't get more thrilling that that! That is one dramatic FOV. Actually, I am astonished by the surrounding star field--you don't often see that.
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Nice shot Greg.
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Posted 12/27/2006 09:42PM #5
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Great job capturing all that nebulosity in that huge FOV!
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Very Nice Greg ... you got to love that STL11000XCM

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