hi folks,
in two nights I imaged M3, which is such a beautiful cluster!
tight though and therfor tough to process, it is so cute to see the
center split in the TMB scope.
one night granted very nice conditions; the second one, when I did the
colors was very windy and seeing was bad.
Since I wanted to have a nice FOV I decided to image with the 5" f/9
TMB SApo, which was a good idea, as seeing was so bad the second
night, I could not have guided for 2050mm FL.
I wanted to do the colors in 1x1,...but I should have decided
differently...seeing,...exposure time...f/9 is quite s l o w.
please find all data and images on my website:
http://www.stargazer-observatory.com/m3.html
thanks for taking a look.
your comments are appreciated
in two nights I imaged M3, which is such a beautiful cluster!
tight though and therfor tough to process, it is so cute to see the
center split in the TMB scope.
one night granted very nice conditions; the second one, when I did the
colors was very windy and seeing was bad.
Since I wanted to have a nice FOV I decided to image with the 5" f/9
TMB SApo, which was a good idea, as seeing was so bad the second
night, I could not have guided for 2050mm FL.
I wanted to do the colors in 1x1,...but I should have decided
differently...seeing,...exposure time...f/9 is quite s l o w.
please find all data and images on my website:
http://www.stargazer-observatory.com/m3.html
thanks for taking a look.
your comments are appreciated
clear skies, guys!
Dietmar
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