Category Archives: CCD Images

Taken in parallel with the M57 data, here is an image of the globular cluster M92 in Hercules, less well known than its M13 neighbour, but every bit as impressive.  11 sub-exposures at 10-minutes per sub in order to get … Continue reading →

Noel Carboni has just processed all the recent Hyperstar III data to create this groundbreaking image of the region 🙂 Three hours of 10-minute subs, 1-hour of 1-minute subs and 1-hour of 50-second subs went into the creation of this … Continue reading →

I just used Registar to add two earlier original Hyperstar M13 datasets to the very recent (2) datasets taken using the Hyperstar III.  This is the result 🙂  

I have wanted to image this object for years ever since I saw it in a picture.  However, being a planetary nebula I always thought it would be far too small on the Hyperstar III rig to be interesting.  As … Continue reading →

Added another 61 x 50-second subs acquired last night (12/05/2012) to the earlier Hyperstar III dataset.

This is literally a 10-minute process of some Hyperstar III data taken last night in parallel with me working on the mini-WASP array.  68 1-minute dithered subs with very poor collimation as I spent no time tuning up before imaging … Continue reading →

This is the 5-hours of Hyperstar III data taken in February 2012 and processed by Noel Carboni.  As you can see, Noel has managed to bring out some of the very faint fine detail in the outer arms of M101 … Continue reading →