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NGC7000 "The wall view"

This is a cropped portion of "the wall" in the North American Nebula (NGC7000)

Telescope/camera: Takahashi TOA130F/Field Flattener 67 with a STL 6303E, Mini Borg 50 and RGH as guider.
Mount: AP1200 GTO
Exposure: H- alpha: 4.5 hours, OIII: 5 hours, SII: 4.5 hours. All with 30 mins subexposure. Baader 7nm Halpha filter ,8nm OIII filter and 8.5nm SII.

Software: CCD Autopilot 4.0, MaximDL 5.07, Sky 6 Pro, FocusMax, CCD Stack and Photoshop CS2.

Taken on August 12,13, and 14 2009 in Jackson, Ohio.

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Ken		21-Aug-2009 21:08
Great Pic. Mario I have been looking at the Mini Borg 50 also it looks like the best choice if you are not going to use off axis guiding. I also like the way CCD Auto Pilot works so you set everything up ahead of time and then it starts automaticaly at a set time. I like MaximDL but I can get by without it for the time being. great pic. of the Northe American Nebula!!!! Clear Skies Doc.! Ken Bise

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