Wednesday 11 September 2013
Iris Nebula
I have made a few modificationss to my motorfocus system that was on the 90mm. I have extended the plate and made a 90 degree turn so it can fit the 110. Well it works. The weather not so favourable though. A small patch of sky to the north was still clear. So I had my first go at the Iris nebula. Recently imaged by a few other Breckland society members. I managed an hours worth of data in 5 minute subs. This is a cropped image from the SXV-M25C. I am not happy with the colour though. The blue needs to be stronger.
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