This is a two shot of
the center of the constellation of Cygnus from The Carter Lake Knolls,
west of Loveland Colo. Readily
visible is the North American Nebula on the upper
right of these combined
images. Embedded is the full-sized 1024x742-342K
image. I know the two images are not exactly aligned,
but working with Photoshop LE this was the
best I could at this time.
Also in this constellation is the Crescent
Nebula and here's a great shot of it taken by:
Ray Gralak's: Crescent Nebula NGC6888
(2/3)
size and the full
size (272kb) .
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From: "Ray Gralak" <ray@gralak.com>
Subject: NGC 6888 LRGB
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 23:00:59 -0700
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Color LRGB shot of NGC 6888 (Crescent nebula)
in Cygnus from my backyard
last night with first Q moon...
10 x 10 minutes luminance (unbinned) 3 x 5 minutes R,G,B (2x2 binned)
ST-8E with AO7 and CFW8. RC Optical Systems
10" f/9. Due to the position
of the guidestar and the angle of my camera
I wasn't able to fit the
whole nebula on my ST-8.
-Ray Gralak
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tjt
