M103 (NGC 581)
Open Cluster, Cassiopeia
Mag 7.4, Size 6.0′
2009-08-05
Subs: 10x60s Dark: 10x60s
C80ED Canon EOS 350D guided Deep Sky Filter
Processed in Nebulosity and PhotoShop CS3
Open Cluster, Cassiopeia
Mag 7.4, Size 6.0′
2009-08-05
Subs: 10x60s Dark: 10x60s
C80ED Canon EOS 350D guided Deep Sky Filter
Processed in Nebulosity and PhotoShop CS3
The Double Cluster in Perseus
2009-08-05
C80ED Canon EOS 350D Guided
Deep Sky Filter
Processed in Nebulosity and PS CS3
Open Cluster, Hydra
Mag 5.5 Size 54′
2013-02-17
200mm f8 RC, piggyback guiding C80ED
8×60 ISO 800, darks
Canon EOS 350D modded, Astronomik CLS
Captured in APT, Processed in Nebulosity, PS CS5
Moonlit night and hazy sky – not great conditions but the first of 2013 and a new Messier object to add to the list. Definitely needs some flats.
Have gone back to piggyback guiding because the OAG was just so fiddly to setup and acquire a guide star. Not convinced it was producing any better results either.
Open Cluster, Monoceros
Mag 5.9 Size 16′
2013-02-27
200mm f8 RC, piggyback guiding C80ED
10×60 ISO 800, darks
Canon EOS 350D modded, Astronomik CLS
Captured in APT, Processed in Nebulosity, PS CS5
Open Cluster, Cassiopeia
Mag 7.3 Size 13′
2009-08-17
C80ED f7.5, Canon EOS 350D, DS Filter, Guided
10x60s 5x90s subs
Stacked in Nebulosity, Processed in PhotoShop CS3
You can see the Bubble Nebula to the upper right (NGC 7635)
Open Cluster, Cygnus
Mag 7.1 Size 7.0′
2009-07-30
C80ED, Canon EOS 350D, Deep Sky Filter, Guided
10x60s 3x90s ISO 800
Processed in Nebulosity and PhotoShop CS3
Still not got rid of the bluish hue from the filter.