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A revisitation of M27 revisited

Posted on January 16, 2020 by james

A while back I posted an image of M27 and it was suggested that I grabbed some OIII data which would show up the outer wings of the PN. As almost no-one in the UK will be unaware, the weather … Continue reading →

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M27 revisited

Posted on November 9, 2019 by james

I first imaged M27 quite some years back and it has always been a favourite, so it being the summertime this planetary nebula was an obvious choice for an early target. This time I used the Skywatcher ED80 and Atik … Continue reading →

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Progress with the Dumbell

Posted on August 31, 2019 by james

After my efforts on the Dumbell Nebula a short while back I’ve been collecting more data. I actually threw away my luminance subs and collected 250 minutes of new luminance data as 600s subs, and 50 minutes each of 300s … Continue reading →

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Start of a new M27

Posted on August 29, 2019 by james

Other than a couple of weeks back as my first test from the new observatory, I last imaged this six years ago. It’s one of my favourites, so an obvious choice to revisit as I’m getting everything together again and … Continue reading →

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M27 revisited

Posted on August 20, 2019 by james

Whilst messing about with aligning my other mounts I decided I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to get a bit of imaging done with the first, despite not having spend any time improving the sky model, nor having any guiding, … Continue reading →

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