Observation by James dean: Rosette Nebula & NGC 2244

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James dean

Observer

James dean

Observed

2018 Jan 06 - 21:49

Uploaded

2018 Jan 07 - 22:04

Objects

NGC2244
NGC2238
NGC2237
NGC2246
NGC2239

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Constellation

Monoceros

Field centre

RA: 06h31m
Dec: +05°11'
Position angle: -83°11'

Field size

2°25' × 2°07'

Equipment
  • Altair 66 ed-r
  • modded Canon EOS 600d
  • NEQ6 Pro
Exposure

Single unguided. ISO 3200, 200 seconds.

Location

Highgate nr Bettws Cedewain, Wales

Target name

Rosette Nebula NGC 2238 + NGC 2244

Title

Rosette Nebula & NGC 2244

About this image

I was observing NGC 2244 with my Vixen BT81 Binocular telescope and had almost convinced myself I had detected some of the neulosity associated with it known collectively as the Rosette nebula. I decided to attach a modded 600d to a 66mm Altair refractor and mounted it on the NEQ6 (overkill) I took a single unguided 200 second exposure. I am quite impressed with the result from the little Altair as there was no Flattener/reducer used. 

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