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    Sombrero Galaxy and Trifid Nebula

    Light capture and darks caused me to spent all night on these two.

    65 minutes on Sombrero, darks subtracted.

    55 minutes on Trifid, Darks subtracted

    Imaging scope- Skywatcher ED120 APO refractor on an EQ6Pro

    Guide scope- Skywatcher ED80 APO refractor piggybacked

    Imaging camera- Orion Starshoot Pro OS DSI

    Guide camera- Orion Starshoot autoguider.

    Captured with MaxIm DL essentials

    Post processed with PS elements 6

    Hope you like.

    Baz.
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    That Sombrero looks lonely out there.

    Nice shots!

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    I like the feel of the Sombrero. Beautifully sharp Triffid.

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    Thanks Andy and Matt,

    I get the shivers every time I think of the void in between the group of stars in the foreground, to the very lonely, distant Sombrero.

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    Hi Baz, Both are fine images and the trifid looks great with the wide angle showing its densely population of stars. Welldone.

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