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IC 4604 - Rho Ophuichi nebulosity

Wide field with 200mm (zoom-lens) IC4604 + M4 + Atares.

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Date: Sun July 8, 2012
Views: 594
Filesize: 270.0kb, 255.7kb
Dimensions: 900 x 599
Keywords: rho ophuichi
Telescope Aperture (in mm): Sigma 200mm
Telescope Mount Model: SW EQ6 Synscan
Camera Model: Modified CANON1100D
Frames (# x ""): 10
Integration Time (in Hours): 50 min's
Guiding Method: Celestron Nextguide
Bortle Scale Zone (1-9)
Poster:

test redsupergiant

Main Sequence

Registered: March 2012
Location: Pretoria, South-Africa
Posts: 60

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AstroChuck
Bright Giants

Very nice!

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CAMERAS: QHY9M,Canon EOS T3i,Canon EOS T3(self-mod)
TELESCOPES: Orion ED102T CF,Meade 8" LX-50 SCT ,Orion ST-80,Orion 50mm Mini, AT65EDQ
FILTERS: Astronomik CLS,Ha,OIII,SII Canon clip filters,Baader LRGB,Ha,SII,OIII 36mm
MISC: Williams Optics Flat IV F/R Orion Starshoot Autoguider,Sirius EQ-G,
SOFTWARE: Nebulosity V2,PHD Guiding,Gimp2,APT,EqMod,AstroTortilla,Registax 6,StarTools,PS6

#1 Sun July 8, 2012 6:51pm

rpowell
Main Sequence

Awesome !

#2 Fri July 13, 2012 1:56pm

bjswx
White Dwarf

Very cool, congratulations! How high does IC 4604 get in the South African skies?

Meade 8" LX200 SCT, Explore Scientific (ES)127mm & Vixen Sf80ED refractors: ES 9mm & 14mm 100deg EP's, TeleVue Nagler 26mm EP, TeleVue 2.x barlow's (2"&1¼"), Plossels: Vixen Atlux mount modified with NexAtlux control, Vixen GP mount, Vixen Polarie: Canon 300D (mod) & T3i DSLR's, MEADE DSI II (guiding)... and supporting toys.

#3 Fri July 13, 2012 9:56pm

Final Frontier
Main Sequence

This is a nice shot, but i don't how to rate this a 10! Excellent!

#4 Sat July 14, 2012 11:43pm

Final Frontier
Main Sequence

Lol i got it now!

#5 Sun July 15, 2012 12:23am

redsupergiant
Main Sequence

Thank you AstroChuck!
Thank you rpowell !
Thank you bjswx ! Antares and surroundings get up very high. Nice to photograph !
Thank you Final Frontier !

#6 Tue July 17, 2012 12:46pm

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