Mike Clemens
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here is 5 exposures, 10 mins each
tec 200 / eos 40d
I can tell it would take a lot more exposures to dig into that dust.
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HHastro
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Mike,
What a nebula. Like a veil in the sky. Great job. 
Bruno
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Dave M
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Quote:
I can tell it would take a lot more exposures to dig into that dust.
For sure, but well worth the time invested, its a Beautiful
nebula...
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Nils_Lars
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Very good tight shot of the Iris , the colors are showing well and the cloud structure looks awesome.
10 min subs seem to be a starting point for this one since its so dim and your right the next step is lots of them.
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jmasin
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Nice job. This is one TOUGH subject for sure. I've got subs sitting on my PC doing nothing 'cause I just couldn't get it processed right. I come back to it every so often and never get it. More data I suppose.
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Jon
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JPGriffin
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Very nice picture. I tried this one the other night and didn't get much. May have to give it another try soon.
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KevinUK
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Good start, ye I reckon at least 10 mins subs, so tracking gotta be spot on especially at 2000mm+ f/l. Losing a bunch of 10 min subs isnt exactly cherishing!
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Star surfer8
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Nice up close shot.
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Tom
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Mike Clemens
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I'm still digging into this object, getting a bit deeper. I should dedicate a night to it and be done.
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scully1234
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Suhweet !
Keep diggin Mike !
Its lookin great !
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JPGriffin
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That looks great. I can't wait for the clouds to get out of here so I can go out and try that target.
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