Here is one last image from Okie-Tex. In fact, it is the last image I took there, on the last night. I did not have much time as the target was dropping over a hill. In fact, I ran out of time and did not collect ANY Green channel data. But I was able to create a "synthetic Green" from the Red and Blue channels. It actually worked pretty well.
M11 is the star cluster in the upper left, with several Barnard dark nebulae towards the right.
By the way, this image is severely cropped (because I actually DID photograph the top of the hill as this one dropped low).
Stats:
FSQ 106Ed f/5
STL-11000M -20
LRB (100,20,20)
Synthetic Green from RB
CCDStack, CS4
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JOhn
Comanche Springs Star Party
Monday, November 23, 2009
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I spent all those years in seminary and serving as a minister looking for answers, when all I had to do was look up (through a telescope) to see that the questions really don't matter. The Universe just is. Thanks for all these glimpses into eternity.
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