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Gallery: Deep Sky
Nebulae |
Deep Sky Objects - Nebulae
captured with different Telescopes and Telelenses.
Sequence is Date - latest images are on top. |
Cederblad-110, -111, IC2631, GN11.07.03
Chameleon Dust Clouds and Reflection
Nebulas.
In this dusty
area IC2631/Ced112, Ced110 and Ced111 are reflection nebulas. Their
declination is strongly Southern (DEC -77), they can be observed exclusively
from the regions of the southern hemisphere. IC 2631 reflection nebula is
the brightest part of the Chameleon molecular cloud in which the phenomena
of star formation creating low-mass stars takes place . This cloud is of
great importance in the study of the formation of planetary systems and
brown dwarfs.
GN11.07.3 is the orange triangular nebula - an infrared
nebula.
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Exposures: 11 x 10 Minutes + 2 x 5 Minutes RGB, with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
May 30th 2014.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Centaurus A Galaxy - NGC5128
NGC5128 is one of the most interesting and peculiar galaxies in the sky, and
is a strong source of radio radiation (therefore the designation Centaurus
A); it is actually the nearest radio galaxy. It is of intermediate type
between elliptical and disk (spiral) galaxies: The main body has all
characteristics of a large elliptical, but a pronounced dust belt is
superimposed well over the center, forming a disk plane around this galaxy.
What we may very well be viewing is the early results of an giant elliptical
merging with a much small spiral structure – creating a stunning halo. This
adds a nice example in the local universe to the growing evidence that
galaxy halos are built up from the accretion of dwarf satellite galaxies.
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Exposures:
24 x 10 Minutes RGB, with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
May 28th 2014.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Globular Clusters M4, NGC6144, Emission Nebula Sh2-9,
Reflection Nebulas VdB104 and part of IC4606 in Scorpius near Antares.
IC 4606 can be seen on the middle of the left part of the image. It
surrounds the bright star Antares (left outside the image), known as the
"Heart of the Scorpion". IC4606 is a yellow reflection nebula reflecting the
light of Antares.
The more distant globular NGC 6144 (left middle)
is a 10th magnitude globular star cluster that lies just to the north of
it's famous neighbor, the globular cluster M4. NGC 6144 lies 33,000 light
years distant (three times farther away than the more nearby M4).
At
that distance it also appears over three times smaller, 6.2' in diameter.
M4 is the bright globular cluster in the middle of the bottom. The
reason why M4 is bright and large is simply due to its distance. At only
7,200 light years, it's one of the closest globular clusters to Earth.
The bright star on the right side of the photograph is Sigma Scorpii.
Surrounding σ Scorpii is the blue reflection nebula Ced 130 and red emission
nebula Sh 2-9. (in the top right)
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This image is a cooperation between Dr. Franz Gruber and me.
I did the RGB images and processing, Dr. Gruber spent the Ha part
Exposures:
30 x 6 Minutes RGB, with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm
5 x
10 Minutes Ha, by Franz, Canon 400mm 2.8 at F/4 and his SBIG 11000K
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
May 27th(Ha) and
May 31st 2014(RGB).
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Galaxies
- IC4633, IC4635 and Molecular Dust Nebula
in Apus
This seldom imaged area is situated only 13° from the South Celestial Pole
and
is in the constellation Apus (Bird of Paradise) A few galaxies are in
this area but the fotographic eyecatcher is the IFN (Integrated Flux Nebula)
named Jacob`s Ladder, "Desktop-Universe" catalogue name is AGN17.20.0
Around the South Celestial Pole the are many of these IFN`s
which are
thin haze of gas and dust above our Galaxy's plane .
IC 4633 (left of the middle at top) is on the edge of the emission
glow while just below lies the bright sliver of a distant edge-on spiral or
lenticular system, IC4635.
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Exposures:
23 x 10 Minutes,
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm with focal length 600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
May 27th 9:00 pm
till May 28th 3:10 am 2014.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Reflection Nebula IC4606 (Yellow), Globular Cluster NGC6144, Part of
Reflection Nebula IC4605 (Blue) , and the area North of Antares (The
bright star in the top middle).
Antares is about 600 light years away. It is a first magnitude star 15 times
more massive than the Sun, and tens of thousands of time more luminous.This
star is about 700 times the diameter of the Sun. If Antares were to replace
the Sun in the solar system, both the Earth and Mars would be inside the
atmosphere of the star. At its cool surface, tiny solid particles begin to
appear, made from traces of heavier elements formed inside the star. In this
image the tiny dust grains drift away, reflecting Antares' yellowish light
and making the wispy nebula that seems to envelop the moribund star, soon to
be a supernova. In the background is a globular cluster, NGC 6144, over
30,000 light years away.
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Exposures:
35 x 6 Minutes,
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm with focal length 600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
June 1st 2014.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Emission Nebula IC4628
the Prawn Nebula, Cr316
(Use mouseover for Annotations)
The nebula IC 4628 in the constellation of Scorpius is a HII region filled with
gas and dark dust.The nebula can be found just north of NGC 6231 and south of
Antares, in the tail of Scorpius.
IC4628, also called the Prawn Nebula is around 250 light-years across, covering
an area of the sky four times that of the full Moon. The nebula is also named
Gum 56, after the Australian astronomer Colin Gum, who published a catalogue of
HII regions.
Over the last few million years this region of sky has formed many stars, both
individually and in clusters. There is a large scattered star cluster named
Collinder 316 which is visible in the lower right middle of this image.
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Exposures:
22 x 6 Minutes,
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm with focal length 600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
June 1st 2014.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014
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Globular Cluster
NGC6723, Reflection Nebulae NGC6726-7, IC4812
and the variable nebula NGC6729. All embedded in the
Corona Australis Molecular Cloud Region.
NGC6729 is a Reflection and Emission Nebula (star forming region) and reflects
the light of the variable star R Corona Australis. Also some PGC Galaxies can be
seen in the larger image.
(Use mouseover for Annotations)
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Exposures:
20 x 10 Minutes,
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm with focal length 600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
in May 2014.
These object is located in
the Southern constellation Corona Australis,
Dec -36°56'02" South and RA 19h02m53s. Distance approx. 400 light years.
Thanks to the team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially
to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
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Omega Centauri
Globular Cluster - NGC5139
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Exposures:
9 x 10 Minutes,
33 x 50 Seconds,
19 x 5 Minutes
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/600mm with focal length 600mm
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
in May 2014.
These object is located in
the Southern constellation Centaurus, Dec -47°33'06" South and RA 13h27m38s.
Thanks to team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially to Rolf Scheffer!!
Find more details at my travel report -
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Eta Carina Emission
Nebula - NGC3372 in RGB only
Mouseover for Annotation.
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Exposures: 23 x 6 Minutes RGB,
with my QHY8 on a TS-APO 90/ 600mm focal length
All images were exposed at
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia
May 31st 2014.
NGC3372 itself is a large cloud complex in
the milkyway
that includes some dark nebula too. Wider than the full Moon this objects
stretches over more than 300 light years.
The Carina Nebula includes also young massive stars, especially
the variable star Eta Carina above the center to the left of the Keyhole Nebula.
It contains also dark clouds with starbirth places (HMSTG-).
Many open Clusters are also found there - find more descriptions of the
annotated clusters here:
Bo-(Bochum),
Cr-(Collinder)-,
VdBH-(van den Bergh Herbst)
Thanks to team of the
Astrofarm
Kiripotib Namibia, especially to Rolf Scheffer
who helped a lot providing the mount perfect aligned and the whole environment
in perfect condition!!
Find more details at my travel report -
Skywatch_Namibia_2014.
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Sh2-231, Sh2-232, Sh2-235
Emission Nebulae, Planetary Nebula PK
173.7+02.7
98 x 6 Minutes RGB,
with QHY8 on
C14
Hyperstar 675mm
f/2
in Ebreichsdorf/Austria November 30th, Dec 1st and Dec 2nd, 2013.
These objects are located in
the constellation of Auriga, north of M36.6
SH 2-235 is part of a larger cloud complex
that includes three other Sharpless HII regions (SH 231, 232, 233). This complex
is interesting because it includes examples of several evolutionary stages of
star
development according to
this report.
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NGC6914, VdB131, VdB132
Reflection Nebula
101 x 300 Seconds RGB, 38 x 480 Seconds H-Alpha 35nm
with QHY8 on
C14
Hyperstar 675mm
f/2
in Ebreichsdorf/Austria July 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th, 2013.
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Van den Bergh VdB149, VdB150 Reflection Nebulae,
Lynds Dark Neula LDN1235 Extende Red Emission Nebula - Molecular Cloud
122 x 6 Minutes exposure RGB with QHY8 on
C14
Hyperstar 675mm
f/2
in Ebreichsdorf/Austria August 18th/19th/20th/21th 2012.
VdB149, VdB150 are reflection nebulae visible in the constellation Cepheus.
This very faint nebulae in Cepheus are a
challenge even for Hyperstar with OSC camera. The VdB150 nebula is the blue
nebula at the top, while the other blue one on the bottom is VdB149. The large
dust nebula is catalogued as LBN 535. On the right the PGC 67671 galaxy is
visible through the dust that is absorbing its light and making yellowish.
The seventh
magnitude star HD 210615 orange, visible south of VdB149, is not part of
the region.
LDN 1235 is probably a
so-called red emission nebula, a cloud that is placed at high galactic latitudes
which becomes visible through the interstellar radiation field, with a low
surface brightness and therefore looking dark when viewed in the band of visible
light. (Text partly from Wikipedia)]
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Sh2-157 Emission Nebula, NGC7510 Open cluster
116 x 6 Minutes exposure RGB with QHY8 on
C14
Hyperstar 675mm
f/2
23 x 10 Minutes exposure H-Alpha 35nm filter same optics.
in Ebreichsdorf/Austria August 12th/13th/14th/15th 2012.
SH2-157 (Sharpless 157 )
The nebula is located in the western part of the constellation Cassiopeia, on
the border with Cepheus. Sh2-157 can not be observed optically, therefore
neither a pair of binoculars or an amateur telescope are able to show it, it can
be reflected only in a long-exposure photograph. It shows a large and faint
nebulosity widespread, with brighter regions in the center and a large arc to
the north. In the background are rich star fields, on which stands, in a
northwesterly direction, the open cluster NGC 7510, well observable with
binoculars.
For a complete list of the Sharpless Catalog visit http://www.sharplesscatalog.com.
(Text partly from http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sh2-157)
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VdB152 Reflection Nebula, PK111.0+11.6 Planetary Nebula
63 x 6 minutes exposure RGB with QHY8 on
C14
Hyperstar 675mm
f/2
in Ebreichsdorf/Austria July 2012.
Described as a dusty curtain or ghostly apparition, mysterious reflection nebula
vdB 152 really is very faint. It lies about 1400 light-years away, along the
northern Milky Way in the royal constellation Cepheus. Near the edge of a large
molecular cloud, pockets of cosmic dust in the region block light from
background stars or scatter light from the embedded bright star (mid-right)
giving parts of the nebula a characteristic blue color. Ultraviolet light from
the star is also thought to cause a dim reddish luminescence in the nebular dust.
Though stars do form in molecular clouds, this star seems to have only
accidentally wandered into the area, as its measured velocity through
interstellar space is very different from the cloud’s velocity. This deep
telescopic image spans about 7 light-years at the estimated distance of vdB 152.
(Text from jtintle.wordpress.com)
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NGC5067 Pelican Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 125
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
47x6 Min RGB and 27x8 Min exposed
with HA Filter
All Processing: PixInsight 1.07
September 28th and
1st October 2011
Ebreichsdorf Austria |
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VdB154, Sh2-145,
Sh2-150 Nebulae
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 125
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
77x5 Min RGB and 26x8 Min exposed
with HA Filter
All Processing: PixInsight 1.07
October 2nd and
October 3rd 2011
Ebreichsdorf Austria |
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M45 Plejades
Reflections Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
35x6 Min.exposed
without Filter
All Processing: PixInsight 1.06
October 8th 2010 |
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VdB14 und 15
Reflection Nebulae
within Molekularclouds
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
75x6 Min.exposed
without Filter
+
35x10 Min. Luminance exposed with
ST11K on AP125 by Dr. Franz GRUBER in Pitten Austria
All Processing: PixInsight 1.06
October11th/12th 2010 |
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VdB15
Reflection Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
75x6 Min.exposed
without Filter
Stack:ImagePlus Processing: PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
October11th/12th 2010 |
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LBN438
Reflection Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
41x10 Min.exposed
without Filter
Stack:ImagePlus Processing: PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
August 10th/15th 2010 |
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Sh2-132
Emissions Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
14x10 Min.exposed
with Ha-Filter
9x10 Min.without Filter
Stack:ImagePlus Processing: PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
July 31st 2010 |
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IC-5146, B169
Reflection/Emission
and Dark Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
43x8 Min.exposed
without Filter
Stack:ImagePlus Processing: PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
July 11th/12th 2010 |
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Sh2-115
Emissions Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
NO Filter
34x10 Min.exposed,
Stacked: with
ImagePlus Processing: with PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
July 9th/10th 2010 |
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VdB134
Reflection Nebula within LBN382 Emissions Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
NO Filter
54x10 Min.exposed,
Stacked: with
ImagePlus Processing: with PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
July 7th/8th 2010 |
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LBN174, Ced173, B144
Emission Nebula within
B144 Dark Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 20, Offset 117
Scope: C14 at F1.9
Fl 675mm
with
Hyperstar
NO Filter
70x6 Min.exposed,
Stacked: with
ImagePlus Processing: with PixInsight 1.06
Location: Ebreichsdorf
Austria
June 26th/30th and July 2nd 2010 |
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IC5076, Reflection and Dark Nebula
Camera: CCD-QHY8
Gain 40, Offset 117
C14 F7.43
LPS Filter
37x8 Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
August 24th, 25th and 27th 2009 |
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DWB111, Propeller Nebula
CCD-QHY8,
Gain 40, Offset 117
C14 F7.43
LPS Filter
45x8 Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
July 27th and 29th 2009 |
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DWB111, Propeller Nebula
CCD-QHY8,
Gain 40, Offset 117
C14 F7.43
LPS Filter
45x8 Min.,
RED CHANNEL
Location: Ebreichsdorf
July 27th and 29th 2009 |
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SH2-112 Nebula
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 F7.43
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
114x 4Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
July 28th, 29th and 30th 2008
NEW!!!
Imageprocessing 2009 |
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NGC7133
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 F7.43
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
15x 6Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
31st August 2008 |
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NGC6914, VdB131, Do8 plus parts of LBN273
and LBN292
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 F7.43
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
76x 6Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
5th, 6th and
7th of August 2008 |
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IC63
Bubble Nebula
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 F7.43
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
73x8 Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
October 13th 2007 |
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NGC7935
Bubble Nebula
Canon 10D mod.,
AP130 F8
F-length 1040mm
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
30x12 Min.,
Location: Mariazell
October 8th 2007 |
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M97
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 F7.43
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
37x6 and 4x10 Min.,
Location: Ebreichsdorf
16th,19th and 20th April2007 |
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Sh2-155
Canon 10D mod.,
AstroPhysic 130 F8.0
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
35x10 Min.,
More Processing!!
Location: Mariazell
Sept 20th 2006 |
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Sh2-155
Canon 10D mod.,
AstroPhysic 130 F8.0
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
35x10 Min.,
Location: Mariazell
Sept 20th 2006 |
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Sh2-129
Canon 10D mod.,
Canon 300mm Tele
at F2.8!
800 ASA, LPS Filter
25x6 Min.,
Imaging by
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
by me.
Location: Pitten
September 14th 2006 |
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Sh2-129
Canon 10D mod.,
Canon 300mm Tele
at F2.8!
800 ASA, LPS Filter
25x4 Min.,
Imaging by
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
by me.
Location: Pitten
August 19th 2006 |
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NGC7000
Canon 10D mod.,
Canon 300mm Tele
at F2.8!
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
Imaging by
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
by Dr. Franz Gruber and me.
Location: Pitten
August 2nd 2006 |
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VDB142
Canon 10D mod.,
Canon 300mm Tele
20x6 Min at F2.8!
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
Imaging
by
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
By me.
Location: Pitten
July 24th 2006 |
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Crescent Nebula
Canon 10D mod.,
C14 on Gemini G41
Lumicon Reducer F7.7, Fl=2730mm
4x16 Min +
16x12 Min at F7.7
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
Ebreichsdorf Austria
July 18th-20th 2006 |
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IC1318
Canon 10D mod.,
AP125
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
Imaging
Cooperation with
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
By me.
Location: Pitten
June 21st 2006 |
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IC1318
Canon 10D mod.,
Canon 300mm Tele
at F2.8!
27x4 Minutes.,
1600 ASA, LPS Filter
Imaging
Cooperation with
Dr. Franz Gruber,
Image Processing
By me.
Location: Puerahoefen Bucklige Welt
June 20th 2006 |
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Horsehead Nebula
G.Wechselberger
Mod. Canon 10D
on AP130, 11x8Min
Oct 30th 2005 |
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M1
G.Wechselberger
Mod. Canon 10D 16" LX200 7x10min
Oct 30th 2005 |
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Cat Paw Emission Nebula NGC6334 + NGC6357 + B258,
Modified 10D, EQ-5
Sigma 300m Tele
4x2.5min + 10x4min + 6x6 min
at F4.0 1600 ASA
Kenya, Watamu
Sept 22nd-Oct 5th 2005 |
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Emission Nebula in Scorpion IC4628,
+ Open Clusters NGC6231, 6242 + 6268
Modified 10D, EQ-5
Sigma 300m Tele
7x4min + 14x2min
at F4.0 1600 ASA,
Kenya, Watamu,
Sept. 30th 2005 |
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Omega Nebula
M17
Modified 10D,
AP125/Paramount
9x8min LPS Filter + 4x8min Ha-Filter
F8, 1600 ASA
Mariazell Austria
August 12/13th 2005 |
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NGC 7023
C14 and mod Canon10D
Lumicon F7.7 Focalreducer.
10x8 min, 1600 ASA
Ebreichsdorf Austria
August 1st 2005, |
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M27
C14 and
mod
Canon 10D,
Lumicon F7. 7 Focalreducer.
10x4 min,1600 ASA,
Ebreichsdorf Austria
July 27th 2005 |
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M8, M20 etc...
Canon 180mm Tele
Canon mod 10D
8x4 min., F3.5
IDAS LPS Filter
Pitten Austria
14th July 2005 |
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IC443, IC444
Emission and Reflection-Nebula,
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
13x8 Min. LPS,
+ Minus Violett Filter, 2x16 Min. H-Alpha
Mariazell Austria,
2004-Dec-9+12, |
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M42, M43,
Orion Nebula
Emission and Reflection-Nebula,
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
7x16 + 8x4 + 4x0.5 + 7x0.2
Min. LPS + Minus Violettfilter,
and 4x16 + 4x2 Min H-Alpha,1600 ASA,
Mariazell
Austria,
2004-Dec-9th+12th
For 800x600 pixel image click thumbnail
above.
For 1400x1000 pixel image click here |
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M45,
Plejaden
Reflection-Nebula,
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
10x8 + 10x4 Min. LPS + Minus Violett Filter,
1600 ASA,
Mariazell Austria,
2004-Dec-8+12th,
For
a 1024x768 Pixel image click here
For a 1400x1040 Pixel image click here
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NGC2174,
Monkeyhead Nebula
Emission and Reflection-Nebula,
Canon 800mm Tele! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
13x8 Min. with LPS + Minus Violettfilter,
1600 ASA,
Mariazell Austria,
2004-Dec-8th,
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IC434,
NGC2024, Horsehead Nebula
Emission Nebula,
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
7x4 Min. with LPS + Minus Violettfilter,
1600 ASA,
Mariazell Austria,
2004-Dec-8th,
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IC1396,VdB-142,
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon mod 10D
8x8 Min. LPS Filter,
1600 ASA. +
4x8 Min. H-Alpha
3200 ASA,
Ebreichsdorf Austria,
2004-Sept-7th H-A+
Oct-5th-2004, LPS |
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NGC281,
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon mod 10D
16x8 Min. LPS Filter,
8x8 Min. H-Alpha
1600 ASA,
Ebreichsdorf Austria,
2004-Sept-10+17th |
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NGC6960,
6979, 6992,6995 Veil Nebula
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon mod 10D
11x8 Min. LPS Filter,
7x8 Min. H-Alpha Filter,
1600 ASA,
Ebreichsdorf Austria,
2004-Sept-18th |
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M57 Planetary
C14 FL-3920mm
mod Canon 10D
1600 ASA,11x4min,
Ebreichsdorf Austria
23rd August 2004
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Blinking Nebula
NGC6826
C14 FL-3920mm
mod Canon 10D
1600 ASA,9x20sec,
Ebreichsdorf Austria
19th August 2004 |
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IC5146 Cocoon Nebula
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
10x10 Minutes,
IDAS LPS Filter
17th August 2004
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NGC7023 Reflection Nebula in Cepheus
Canon 800mm Tele!! at F5.6! on
Canon mod 10D
1600 ASA
12x4 Minutes,
IDAS LPS Filter
Mariazell Austria
19th July 2004 |
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Eta Carina Nebula
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
10x4 minutes at F4.0 1600 ASA
IDAS LPS Filter
Watamu Kenya
25th May 2004 |
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Milkyway
M8, Trifid etc...
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
3x330 Sec., F4,
1600 ASA
IDAS LPS Filter
Emberger Alm
18th March 2004 |
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Milkyway Omeganebula etc...
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
6x330 Sec., F4,
1600 ASA
IDAS LPS Filter
Emberger Alm
18th March 2004 |
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IC 4592
(Scorpius)
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
13x330 Sec., F4 ,
1600 ASA
IDAS LPS Filter
Emberger Alm
18th March 2004 |
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Rosetta Nebula
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
2x10min H-Alpha
5x5min H-Alpha
7 x 5min no Filter
Ebreichsdorf Austria
23. Jänner 2004 22:34 - 00:25 |
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IC405, IC410, IC417, NGC 1893, NGC1907
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
21x4 Min no Filt.,
5x4 Min H-Alpha
23rd Dec 2003
22:05 - 00:31 |
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California Nebula,
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
5x4,5 Min
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
November 3rd 2003 |
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M31
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
1600 ASA,
17x3,5 Min.
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
November 3rd 2003 |
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Rosetta Nebula
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
1600 ASA,
16x3,5 Min.
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
November 3rd |
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M42
Sigma 300mm Tele
Canon Std. 10D
13x49
Sec.,ASA1600
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
October 29th 2003 |
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M27
Canon 10D Std.,
C14 on Gemini G41
Lumicon Reducer F7.7, Fl=2730mm
18x49 Sec.,ASA1600
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
July 19th 2003 |
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M57 and IC1296
Canon 10D Std.
C14 on Gemini G41
Lumicon Reducer F7.7, Fl=2730mm
13x49 Sec.,ASA1600
Ebreichsdorf, Austria
July 20th 2003 |
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