Rosette in Ha

Yippee!
I've spent many months trying to put together a widefield setup. It was one of those 'One step up, two steps back' kinds of deals.
Last night was first light.
Image details and more can be found here:
http://www.photonhunter.com/
under 'Latest Image' but, basically, it's 3 hours of Ha with an STL11000 on an FSQ.
Thanks for looking,

dan kowall

Attached Image:

Magic widefield beauty.

Greg.

Very nice Dan! Tight stars all the way around. Congrats on the new setup.

Best,

Jose Suro
Tierra Verde, Florida

Awesome shot Dan! Its amazing how large that object really is. Vince

Thanks, guys.
Klaus, You're right, this camera and scope were made for each other. They both highlight the best capabilities of the other.
Jose, I wish the stars were tight, but at full resolution I can see the field rotation that I'm getting from a less than adequate polar alignment. I'm closing in on it, though.

dan

Fantastic shot Dan!! That new setup looks like a winner.

Dan,
Raelly nice image - Cangrats!

I like the California Nebula too. Looks like you went pretty deep on it and still got tight stars. Well that's what an FSQ does.

Now that is very nice!!

Tom