Last night (2015/03/11) I surprisingly had clear sky here 🙂 I had no plan and finally decided to try imaging the region around NGC2264 before moon rise. The seeing was about ~2.5-3″. This is the result.
![]() | Date | 2015/02/19 |
![]() | Location | Böblingen / Germany |
![]() | Object | Messier 35 cluster |
![]() | Camera | Atik383L+ |
![]() | Guiding | yes, QHY5-II Mono via OAG |
![]() | Telescope | 8" GSO Newtonian |
![]() | Barlow lens | none |
![]() | Mount | EQ6Syntrek |
![]() | Cooling | -15°C |
![]() | Luminance | 9x, 400s, bin: 1x1 |
![]() | Red | 8x, 150s, bin: 2x2 |
![]() | Green | 8x, 150s, bin: 2x2 |
![]() | Blue | 8x, 150s, bin: 2x2 |
![]() | Dark | 5x |
![]() | Flat | 10x |
![]() | Total exposure | ~2h00min. |
Clear skies!
Last updated: June 22, 2022 at 20:41 pm