Here are a couple of images of the open cluster NGC 6791. One is with my LRGB data; the second is with the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) data. The third is a blink comparison between the two. It is interesting to the the one red star to the right emit so heavily in the IR bands.
I have been having fun with the WISE data and combining it into my data. Images and details are here (click on the images for full size views):
Visible Band:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/NGC6791.htm
Visible and IR:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/NGC6791.htm#NGC6791-WISE
(link to blink comparison is in this view as well)
Blink Comparison:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/images/NGC6791_MegFRWO10_Vis-IR.gif
Scope - Megrez II 80 mm refractor at f/5.5
Camera - Artemis285, Astronomik LRGB filters.
I have been having fun with the WISE data and combining it into my data. Images and details are here (click on the images for full size views):
Visible Band:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/NGC6791.htm
Visible and IR:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/NGC6791.htm#NGC6791-WISE
(link to blink comparison is in this view as well)
Blink Comparison:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/images/NGC6791_MegFRWO10_Vis-IR.gif
Scope - Megrez II 80 mm refractor at f/5.5
Camera - Artemis285, Astronomik LRGB filters.
Jim Thommes
Mak-Newt 152 mm
C8
Megrez II APO
Zenithstar 66 mm APO
G11/Gemini
ST8300M
Artemis285 Camera
Canon 350D DSLR
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