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Excellent bubble! Very nice.
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lostone wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 12:36 am Nice re-edit :) I should re-Image mine since it was taken with the Esprit 120, I should use my RC 10" next time.
This target is great with anything larger than 4" aperture. The 10" RC, if well sampled, will be a great image!
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The detail you've drawn out in the bubble is fantastic. Congrats on the APOD. And I'm with you.... galaxy season from Bortle 7 is pretty tough.
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starfield wrote: ↑Tue Apr 13, 2021 4:38 am The detail you've drawn out in the bubble is fantastic. Congrats on the APOD. And I'm with you.... galaxy season from Bortle 7 is pretty tough.
Thank you, Starfield! I've only attempted one galaxy in the 9 months I've been back in Cincinnati! Too much time and dedication on a target for results that are sub par. Cmooooon Milky Way!
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AWESOME!!!!
Congrats on the APOD...well deserved!!
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