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M1 "The Crab Nebula"
Finnaly was able to process this session after i lost some luminance data (Hard Disk Crash) but decided to process what i had.
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very nice jaicoa , what did you use for takeing the pic>?
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Finally was able to process this session after i lost some luminance data (Hard Disk Crash) but decided to process what i had.
Hi Jaicoa,

That is a very impressive image of the crab nebula . What equipment are you using, such as CCD camera and telescope. What is the exposure data?

May I suggest you upload your images to the Astrophotography Gallery. It definitely helps when trying to share your images for others to enjoy.

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Thanks Ozzmoziz, Darryl and thanks for the posting info sorry about that. Well here is a picture with the supplied info as requested Thanks again and Clear Skies.
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