Hoegaarden Astronomy & Photography
A new image taken in Meldert, Belgium of M27. This is the full APS frame of the ASI2600MC sensor in combination with the Esprit 120mm F/7 @ 840mm focal length.
Subs are 300 seconds at Gain= 0 (18 subes or 90 minutes, under a mediocre sky. Click on the image for a marger view)
In total 13 hours and 20 minutes of RGBHa frames, both 120s and 180s went into this picture. You can just about see the external halo surrounding the galaxy itself, and details in as well the core as in the spiral arms. Esprit120, ASI183mm, Baader HaRGB.
This picture shows the well-know classic object of the Dumbell nebula, or M27. I could image this object for more then 10 hours on several clear nights lately, with 8 hours of H-Alpha narrowband (7nm) and 2 hours of RGB.
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