Very nice globular cluster M3 in the constellation Canes Venatici. Taken with the Hyperstar III data from 22nd April 2009, 61 subs at 60-seconds per sub. I see that I left out a processing step in the cluster below so … Continue reading
I like clusters (open or globular) with a Milky Way background – and here’s one in the constellation Lyra – Messier 56. O.K. so it’s not much of a globular to look at, but the Milky Way background certainly brightens … Continue reading
In order to see all the galaxies and the asteroids more easily – here’s the image below in negative B&W 🙂 Enjoy!
A slightly more careful processing of the earlier data. At least 4 asteroids in there and North is to the right 🙂
This is Hyperstar III data from 23rd May 2009 and consists of 64 subs at 80-seconds per sub.
I found a couple more frames lurking in the archive, as well as realising that I’d lost a few with M89, M90, M91 🙁 I will have to retake those again. This massive field of view is precisely what I … Continue reading
Data from 21st September 2009 just processed. 57 subs at 2-minutes per sub.
This is a 4-framer mosaic from the Hyperstar III taken on 31st December 2008. Each frame was 1 hour exposure time using 40 x 90-second subs at f#2 on an 11″ Celestron SCT.
This is a Hyperstar III 4-framer of the Caph region in Cassiopeia. Each frame is a 1-hour exposure (40 x 90-seconds) at f#2. I had no idea there was so much dust in the region, this area is in the … Continue reading
Once again several different datasets have been combined using Registar and slightly processed to give these rather deep results.
