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HHastro
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Reged: 05/22/07
Posts: 243
Loc: Germany, City of Hamburg
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Hi,
this galaxy is not so easy. The look to the first image at the night (10/18) was "whow, what a dusty smoker". At home, I remarked the beauty of this seldom shown galaxy. For luck, the next night was quite clear and I could continue the subs. But at 02.00am clouds came. 
The image procession was not easy, but I hope, I´d made a good job.
Meade 12"ACF, GEG, f-6.5,2000mm, Canon EOS 20 Da (Baader modded), 12 subs up to 9 min., (1 hr 46 min.), autodark, ISO 1600, temp.: +29F. SQM-L: 21,3
Comments are welcome: Bruno
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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.
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Tapio
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Reged: 09/24/06
Posts: 157
Loc: Tampere, Finland
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Always nice to see these 'rarities'.
Good color and well balanced.
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Tapio
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Nils_Lars
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Reged: 01/04/08
Posts: 3422
Loc: Santa Cruz Mountains , CA
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Thats a really interesting galaxy , never seen it before.
Super details and I like the other fuzzies you caught it makes it even better , good job Bruno.
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Erik
Orion Atlas Self Hypertuned (EQMOD)
Orion ED 80
Williams Optics VII reducer
Celestron 8" SCT
Orion Starshoot Autoguider
PHD guide
Canon 400D Hap Griffin Mod w/Baader filter
Astronomik clip-in LP filter and 12nm Ha
Stilleto CVF and Bahtinov mask
Tamron 75-300mm&28-80mm lenses
NexImage webcam
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31986095@N05/
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LarsZ
super member
Reged: 01/12/08
Posts: 114
Loc: Sweden
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That is one terrific image of this galaxy!
I spent several hours on this one a year ago, but didn't get a decent result. Great shot 
/Lars
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Rebel XSi, IDAS LPS, CGE 9.25, Orion SSAG, Starblast 4.5
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s58y
Postmaster
Reged: 12/12/04
Posts: 5503
Loc: Eastern NY
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Great results on this obscure target.
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Hutech 30D, SBIG ST-402 autoguider
SV80S, TV102iis
Old camera lenses: 800mm f/5.6, 180mm f/3.4
AP900, Barndoor tracker
http://www.pbase.com/s58y
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Mike Clemens
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Reged: 11/26/05
Posts: 4269
Loc: Wasilla, Alaska 61N
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Impressive Bruno, and what an interesting target, never seen it.
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HHastro
sage
Reged: 05/22/07
Posts: 243
Loc: Germany, City of Hamburg
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Hi,
You´d make me happy with your comments. Thank you all. It was true: After the first look I thought: no more image on that nasty galaxy, but the second look opened my eyes for that dark "flower" in the deep space. I do not use "make stars smaller" with astronomy tools. Conditions were changing: absolutly clear to foggy cirrus clouds. Additional it was quite windy.
Let´s hope for some more subs. I´ll try to make CCD-Images with the parallel mounted TAK E200/ST10 next clear and moonless night and combine them with the 20Da subs. But no subs with the ST10 on the main scope cause of blooming of the the bright stars. 
Best: Bruno
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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.
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