SH2-157/M78/M31Posted By Michael Fulbright |
After a long frustrating summer and then a completely rained out star party I finally was able to get some clear nights for imaging. This data was taken over two nights in the North Carolina mountains.
I used a FLI ML8300 camera, Astronomik filters, and a TMB80/480 refractor with a Televue 0.8x reducer.
M31:
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/M31_20091020_Try2b.jpg.html
M78/Barnard's Loop
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/M78_LRGB_20091019_Try2b.jpg.html
SH2-157 Region in H-alpha (includes the Bubble Nebula and M52)
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/sh2_157_20091019-V1.jpg.html
This short imaging run has me really anticipating the star party in Chiefland not too far away!
Michael Fulbright
http://msfastro.net
I used a FLI ML8300 camera, Astronomik filters, and a TMB80/480 refractor with a Televue 0.8x reducer.
M31:
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/M31_20091020_Try2b.jpg.html
M78/Barnard's Loop
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/M78_LRGB_20091019_Try2b.jpg.html
SH2-157 Region in H-alpha (includes the Bubble Nebula and M52)
http://msfastro.net/gallery2/v/msfastro/newimages/sh2_157_20091019-V1.jpg.html
This short imaging run has me really anticipating the star party in Chiefland not too far away!
Michael Fulbright
http://msfastro.net