M35Posted By Roland Christen |
Full resolution crop of companion cluster, NGC 2158
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Rolando
Posts Made By: Roland Christen
February 18, 2012 01:35 AM
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CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky
February 18, 2012 10:03 PM
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CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky
Sh2-224 Rice Hat Nebula and Sh2-223Posted By Roland Christen |
VERY interesting object, well done.
Rolando
Rolando
February 18, 2012 10:35 PM
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Mounts
C8 Fork Conversion to GEMPosted By Roland Christen |
Well done!
Rolando
Rolando
February 21, 2012 04:37 PM
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Astro-Physics
Gilles in AntarcticaPosted By Roland Christen |
Gilles made it back safe and sound. He is in France now. When he gets a chance, he will post some photos of his trip down under.
Rolando
Rolando
February 29, 2012 05:31 AM
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CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky
My attempt at NGC-2264 and the Cone NebPosted By Roland Christen |
Color well done. Nice and smooth.
Rolando
Rolando
March 6, 2012 10:17 PM
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Astro-Physics
Crystalline structures in lens?Posted By Roland Christen |
Without a pix, I have nothing to go on.
Roland
Roland
March 9, 2012 10:53 PM
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CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky
Some images taken during almost full MoonPosted By Roland Christen |
The Moon was actually very pretty as it rose into the sky, so I thought I would snap a few images.
The seeing was quite bad, both for both M37 and the Moon, but since it was close to full, there really is not much detail to be seen anyhow. So this is my rendition of the Moon showing all the cool large scale detail and the tiny curlecues that are made by the shadowless crater walls.
This image is a single 0.1 sec exposure with STL11K and H-a filter at 1/3 resolution.
Rolando
The seeing was quite bad, both for both M37 and the Moon, but since it was close to full, there really is not much detail to be seen anyhow. So this is my rendition of the Moon showing all the cool large scale detail and the tiny curlecues that are made by the shadowless crater walls.
This image is a single 0.1 sec exposure with STL11K and H-a filter at 1/3 resolution.
Rolando
March 9, 2012 11:08 PM
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Astro-Physics
Some images taken during almost full MoonPosted By Roland Christen |
The Moon was actually very pretty as it rose into the sky, so I thought I would snap a few images.
The seeing was quite bad, both for both M37 and the Moon, but since it was close to full, there really is not much detail to be seen anyhow. So this is my rendition of the Moon showing all the cool large scale detail and the tiny curlecues that are made by the shadowless crater walls.
This image is a single 0.1 sec exposure with STL11K and H-a filter at 1/3 resolution.
Rolando
The seeing was quite bad, both for both M37 and the Moon, but since it was close to full, there really is not much detail to be seen anyhow. So this is my rendition of the Moon showing all the cool large scale detail and the tiny curlecues that are made by the shadowless crater walls.
This image is a single 0.1 sec exposure with STL11K and H-a filter at 1/3 resolution.
Rolando
April 8, 2012 12:03 AM
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CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky
IC 2574Posted By Roland Christen |
Here is a crop of the central part. Note the bright star forming areas at the edges of the galaxy.
Rolando
Rolando
April 8, 2012 12:06 AM
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Astro-Physics
IC 2574Posted By Roland Christen |
Here is a crop of the central part. Note the bright star forming areas at the edges of the galaxy.
Rolando
Rolando
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