M101 Pinwheel Galaxy

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M101 Pinwheel Galaxy

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Luminance frames from 14th May 2020.

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Struggling to get the RGB frames for this now, by the time it gets dark enough, Ursa Major is not in a good position. Maybe next year.

Dave
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Re: M101 Pinwheel Galaxy

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Amazing work, Dave. (I'm jealous :mrgreen: )

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Re: M101 Pinwheel Galaxy

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Very nice, Dave. Clear image with good round stars at 90s unguided- very impressive.
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Thanks Brian & Bruce.
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Very nice!
Trying to capture it but for me it's a frame filling object and having difficulties with finding the right exposures. So going to try to make it a 4 piece mosaic, see if that works :)
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Thanks Menno.

The scope is a 81mm refractor with fl=625mm plus the 0.67x reducer - it frames the object well.

Dave
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