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The Pleiades-M45 |
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| Tak160 at f3.3 on a C14-PPf400-30 min. exp. |
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Om1-Guided by an ST7 |
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The Rosette Nebula |
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| This was the first image taken with a Tak 160 at 3.3 Mounted on a C14 |
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OM1-PPF 400 |
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California Nebula |
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| 200mm Canon f1.8 on a C14-PPF 400-20 min. exp. |
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Canon-guided by an ST7 |
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IC443-Reflection Nebula |
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| This Reflection Nebula is very hard to photograph because of the tremendous brightness of the star that lights the nebula. This was one 60 minute image on PPF 400 unhypered film which had to be highly processed to bring out all of the filamentary parts of the nebula. This kind of object is not the best for the Canon 400mm 2.8 lens. |
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Canon 2.8 lens mounted on a C14 and guided with an ST7. The seeing conditions were poor due to mist in the sky. |
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The Antares Region-Click to open. |
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| This image was scanned and received little processing. I was surprised that the colors were not as intense as I have seen, but I feel this may be closer to the natural colr. |
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Canon 400mm f2.8 with PPF400 |
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IC1318 |
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| Large reflection nebula with interesting dark patches |
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Canon 400 mm f2.8-PPF 400 Film |
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IC1396 |
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| Reflection nebula-sometimes referred to as a very large planetary nebula |
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Canon 400mm f2.8 PPF400 film-30 minute exposure |
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