· Get a Cloudy Nights T-Shirt · Submit a Review / Article    Click here if you are having trouble logging into the forums Privacy Policy | Please read our Terms of Service | Signup and Troubleshooting FAQ | Problems? PM a Red or a Green Gu.... uh, User   You are not logged in. [Login] Forum Archives · Entrance · Main Index · Search · New user · Who's Online FAQ · Calendar Astrophotography and Sketching >> DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 Mike Clemens Post Laureate Reged: 11/26/05 Posts: 4669 Loc: Wasilla, Alaska 61N cosmic bubble NGC7635       #3398208 - 10/19/09 02:46 PM Attachment (31 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Last night was killer seeing & transparency pretty much all night. I collected about 2 hrs of the bubble before meridian and about 2 hours afterwards. (23 x 10 mins) The picture below is a 1x1 crop. Here is a 1080P sized crop, scaled down a bit: http://www.pbase.com/mclemens1969/image/118481091/original TEC200 ED refractor with EOS 40D unmodified Post Extras:       Footbag professor emeritus Reged: 04/13/09 Posts: 502 Loc: Scranton, PA Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Mike Clemens]       #3398232 - 10/19/09 02:58 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Wow! That's one of the most detailed I've seen. Very nice. -------------------- Adam Celestron CPC 800, Celestron HD Wedge Hyperion 17mm, Celestron 40mm Plossl, TMB 9mm WO 66, SSAG Modded Canon XS Lackawanna Astronomical Society My Gallery Post Extras:       Mike C sage Reged: 03/05/08 Posts: 408 Loc: Cornwall, UK Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Footbag]       #3398275 - 10/19/09 03:17 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Great wispy details in the bubble, Mike. Well worth the 4 hours I reckon. Regards. -------------------- Mike Crowle http://www.pbase.com/mcrowle/astrophotography Meade Series 5000 ED Apo 127mm Celestron C8 SCT (1991 model) Losmandy G-11; Vixen Super Polaris Canon EOS 40D (unmodded); Philips SPC-900NC Webcam Post Extras:       waassaabee Post Laureate Reged: 11/26/07 Posts: 3021 Loc: Central California Coast Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Mike C]       #3398355 - 10/19/09 03:57 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   That's Bubblicious Mike!! Your images are amazing! -------------------- Gary 34N 120W -My kingdom for blue squares!- WO Megrez 90FD/TV 0.8x FR/FF AT8RC mini Borg 50/Q-Guide/PHD CGEM & CG5ASGT Canon 350D Hap Griffin Baader mod My Friend Flickr Post Extras:       nickatnight Carpal Tunnel Reged: 04/14/08 Posts: 2036 Loc: Santa Clarita, CA (LA Suburbs) Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: waassaabee]       #3398383 - 10/19/09 04:06 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   I just fainted. WOW! That's super fantastic Mike. I guess I now want a TEC200 ED. -------------------- nickatnight Celestron CPC 9.25" GPS Lumicon 2" LumiBrite Diagonal Meade s5000 18mm UWA, Meade 6.7mm UWA, Parks G.S-5 10mm, Celestrom 40mm Plossl Parks 2x Barlow, Meade Tele-Extender Celestron f6.3 Focal Reducer Lumicon UHC Filter and Deep Sky Filter Canon Rebel XTi (prime) Canon Powershot G9 (afocal) Canon EOS T-Ring and Parks T-Adapter Lumicon Univ DigiCam Adapter Post Extras:       LarsZ super member Reged: 01/12/08 Posts: 141 Loc: Sweden Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: nickatnight]       #3398427 - 10/19/09 04:21 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Another faint here . Looking at the stars, the guiding must have been terrific. And as mentioned above: I don't think I've ever seen so much detail in the bubble. /Lars -------------------- Rebel XSi, IDAS LPS, CGE 9.25, Orion SSAG, Starblast 4.5 Post Extras:       Nils_Lars Post Laureate Reged: 01/04/08 Posts: 4254 Loc: Santa Cruz Mountains , CA Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: LarsZ]       #3399496 - 10/20/09 02:58 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Another wow here , you nailed that one Mike. -------------------- Erik Orion Atlas Self Hypertuned (EQMOD) Orion ED 80 Williams Optics VII reducer Celestron 8" SCT Orion Starshoot Autoguider PHD guide Canon 500D Gary Honis Mod w/Baader filter Astronomik CLS , 12nm Ha , and OIII clip ins Bahtinov mask Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II and Nikkor 180mm f/2.8 ED lenses NexImage webcam http://www.flickr.com/photos/31986095@N05/ Post Extras:       Thomas A Davis scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 03/25/05 Posts: 945 Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Nils_Lars]       #3399823 - 10/20/09 09:55 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Mike, You really took advantage of the resolution of the TEC200 with this shot. Great image. I'll bet it is getting cold enough at night up there in Alaska that you are getting the benifits of a cooled DSLR naturally. Great shot. Tom Post Extras:       HrAstro sage Reged: 12/24/06 Posts: 344 Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Thomas A Davis]       #3399848 - 10/20/09 10:10 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   details are wow!! -------------------- HrAstro - Deepsky astronomical photographs, tips and techniques for astrophotography Post Extras:       HHastro sage Reged: 05/22/07 Posts: 287 Loc: Germany, City of Hamburg Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: HrAstro]       #3399853 - 10/20/09 10:12 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Mike: Great details, looking like 3D. Thank you for sharing your image! Bruno -------------------- Meade 12" ACF with GEG f-6.5, 2000mm, TAK e200 f-4, 800mm, 4" Genesis f-5, Canon EOS 20 Da, EOS 350 D (both modded) ST10XM w/CFW8, guidecam at GEG: ST2000XM Mount: Mauz Mam 100. Post Extras:       Mike Clemens Post Laureate Reged: 11/26/05 Posts: 4669 Loc: Wasilla, Alaska 61N Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: HHastro]       #3400378 - 10/20/09 02:47 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank you all for encouraging comments. Next "super conditions" night like that goes to M74. -------------------- historius apochromaticus Post Extras:       Agnotio sage Reged: 08/29/08 Posts: 263 Loc: Ottawa, Canada Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Mike Clemens]       #3400513 - 10/20/09 04:10 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Makes me glad you didn't buy a super-CCD to go with that super-scope, and stayed here on the good side -------------------- Sky-Watcher Equinox 80ED EQ6 Pro with EQMOD Canon 450D Sky-Watcher 10" f/4.7 Dob Post Extras:       Buhlig sage Reged: 12/03/07 Posts: 237 Loc: Derby, KS Re: cosmic bubble NGC7635 [Re: Agnotio]       #3400904 - 10/20/09 07:31 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quite impressive Mike and an unmodded 40D? Unbelievable. My hat's off to you on that one. Sean -------------------- Celestron 80mm ED Apochromatic Refractor Orion 8" Newt Celestron 80ST achro (guider) PHD via handcontroller interface CG-5 Advanced GT Mount Canon 350D Philips SPC900NC http://www.flickr.com/photos/derbysluggers/sets/72157605255114566/ Post Extras:       Pages: 1 Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Extra information 9 registered and 7 anonymous users are browsing this forum. 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