Showing posts with label NGC 4461. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NGC 4461. Show all posts

Friday, 15 April 2011

M84 & M86

This was the last of the imaging runs last friday. I wanted to feature markarians chain. A slight error on my part was to angle the camera in the wrong orientation thus imaged only part of the chain. I was still amazed at this composite of 57 x 2 minute exposures at ISO 800. I have managed to capture 35+ galaxies down to mag 16 the deepest yet for me and the 90mm refractor. If you can spot any more let me know!!!
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