@greg-erianne Hi Greg, very nice and well done! Globulars take some time to get used to processing them. This is far better than my first M13. ...

Well I could promise if that's what you want, but I think you know I wouldn't. Terri

Thank you Greg, I'm blushing... I find your images very good so I hope you're just joking!! Terri

@greg-erianne They don't typically show a whole lot. I always see many more objects than Astrobin detects. I also did an astrometry.net plate solve...

Here's a little nicer version of the inset photo with 2 nights of integration. So I have 2 hours instead of 40 minutes on this. Terri  ...

Thanks Paul, it was one of my better efforts on a globular. I haven't typically done them very well. I tried to find it but haven't hunted it down ...

Greg and Paul, great captures of the supernova.. this was my first. I think at least Paul you've imaged them before. I hope I get to see this one...

Thanks Greg, I love looking at globulars but most of the time I can't resolve much of their cores. You need big scopes for that. But they're beau...

Thank you Maura, I think you'd see it through the 80mm as a colorless puff ball. That's the case for most globulars and optics less than 8". Aroun...

Greg, another beautiful capture and processing, colors right to the core!! Nice work! That's on my list.. you should see my earlier attempt with my...

Greg, what a beautiful capture and processing, it's ethereal.. I've not really done anything like this myself.. the quality is very good. i'm goi...

Hola Peter, I used a one shot color camera, the ASI2600MC. It's really a fine camera that has no amp glow. Makes AP a little less tedious versus u...

@greg-erianne Thank you, I really like these new OSC cameras... this one has sat for most of its life in my basement as I toil with the mono and filte...