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    Month: March 2016

    A Rosette by any other name . . .

    by Urban AstronomerDeep Sky, ImagesPosted on March 16, 2016March 16, 2016No Comments

    Caldwell 49 is one of the objects in my catalog of images that I’ve wanted to capture for a good long while.  It is absolutely massive and generally lends itself well to grab and go wide field imaging.  Polar alignment is less critical than at high f/ratio and field rotation is thus less obvious.  I …

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