The Jellyfish nebula

[jbw]

Not the Tak FSQ 106 Ed ?

 

[swag72]

Nope.... Longer focal length.8"

 

[ChrisA]

Thanks very much for the info - I know someone who is into this and looking at replacing a CCD camera - will pass this on.

 

[swag72]

Thanks very much for the info - I know someone who is into this and looking at replacing a CCD camera - will pass this on.

No problem Chris - They can always contact me if they want

 

[coopers]

What an incredible image just beautiful.
The hours of dedication it must of taken to produce are admirable.
What a talented bunch of Astro photographers there is on here
Clive.

 

[swag72]

Thank Clive - Glad that you like it

 

[raathistle]

Ridiculously impressed as always Sara. Your images on here are part of what inspired me to pick up a telescope in the first place, and having taken my first baby steps into imaging it puts a whole different perspective on the skill on show

 

[swag72]

Thanks Chris - Glad that the pics were the start of your astronomy

 

[Victoria Norman]

Wow! That's stunning!

 

[swag72]

Thanks Victoria

 

[Raptor Mike]

Amazing, thanks for sharing

 

[swag72]

Cheers Mike

 

[50DSmithy]

WOW!

 

[swag72]

Thanks Matthew

 

[JonBowles]

What an amazing image!

 

[swag72]

Cheers Jon

 

[PD_BARBS]

This is an amazing shot, I know nothing about Astro photography, but this would inspire e to give it a go, excellent work.

 

[Paul pminteriors]

W O W !!! Does your scope follow the stars? Any filters used or?

 

[swag72]

This is an amazing shot, I know nothing about Astro photography, but this would inspire e to give it a go, excellent work.

Thanks Peter!

W O W !!! Does your scope follow the stars? Any filters used or?

Cheers Paul - My mount does track the sky and I also use a separate camera to keep the stars within a pixel all night. Filters were used in this - Narrowband filters that only allow very narrow bands of light through them.