A deep M31

Started by jhapeman, 01/16/2003 04:41AM

Posted 01/16/2003 04:41AM Opening Post

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Little late for this, but I just got around to processing this data from September. This was a test of my new AP600E GTO mount and the Hutech Type II filters. It is a 130:30:30:50 minute LRGB with a Takahashi FSQ-106N and my SBIG ST-10XE. I am glad I finally processed it; I think this is one of my best efforts yet. Enjoy!

The full-sized mega-version can be seen here; this one is reduced 50%:

http://www.ntsllc.com/ccdastro/images/Gallery/FSQ106/M31/09032002/M31-LRGB-B.jpg

Jeff Hapeman

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Posted 01/16/2003 05:31AM #1

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Just have 1 word to say.... WOW!

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Posted 01/16/2003 01:00PM #2

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Jeff,

It's never too late for a image like that. Awesome! Is it a mosaic? If not, I have FOV envy! Thanks for a great image!

Joe.

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Posted 01/16/2003 02:07PM #3

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Gotta love that TAK!!!!!!!!
Great work Jeff, truely beautiful!

Thanks for sharing!

Ivan
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Posted 01/17/2003 12:28AM #4

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wonderful photo Jeff.

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