Clusters

2010

23:07 19/4/2010 UTC: After premature end with M106 I had a short opportunity to continue imaging before dawn. I could ... [Read More]

21:02 29/9/2008 UTC: Pleiads is one of those targets fairly easy to capture but extremely difficult to make a good ima... [Read More]

19:00 27/11/2006 UTC: Finally clear sky. Very humid night, everything was soaking wet. Dew heaters fortunately keeps th... [Read More]

17:40 18/10/2006 UTC: I had a short window of opportunity for imaging and I thought I image Double Cluster with my new ... [Read More]

20:08 1/11/2005 UTC: Boy, did I have hard time with this. Like it wasn't hard enough for my neck to find this from Zen... [Read More]

22:08 4/10/2005 UTC: I couldn't resist taking image of this beautiful cluster. I had already taken long set of M33 and... [Read More]

19:34 16/9/2005 UTC: Another great cluster in Hercules. I really did not expect PEC work this good. All the frames wer... [Read More]

19:06 16/9/2005 UTC: Full moon means time for bright globular clusters to me. M13 is the most impressive visual target... [Read More]

21:33 11/9/2005 UTC: This is merely a test image. I thought I'd pass autoguiding for a while and try how well would a ... [Read More]

21:24 19/8/2005 UTC: Full moon was up and still I couldn't resist doing some imaging. I had to choose some bright open... [Read More]

19:20 31/3/2005 UTC: This widefield image features two open clusters M44, the Beehive Cluster and M67 (smaller one on ... [Read More]

19:40 24/8/2004 UTC: It's raining outside, so I decided to learn IRIS. IRIS seems to be very powerful image processing... [Read More]

19:40 24/8/2004 UTC: Few nights ago I took a visual look at this cluster. It was a fabulous glittering ball of stars! ... [Read More]

20:15 21/8/2004 UTC: I tried to image M27, but it appeared to be too faint for my setup. As I saw clouds start moving ... [Read More]

20:52 14/8/2004 UTC: After successfully capturing the previous image I have been eagerly waiting for new imaging oppor... [Read More]