HI Folks,

Last night the conditions were not perfect but I just had to get out and try to make the best of a somewhat clear sky.

I imaged this galaxy last year with the first Meade DSI Pro series camera under good conditions, This time I used my newer DSI Pro II with my Celestron C6RGT Refractor  and a focal reducer but with a slight change of order to my image train.  I moved the CA filter ahead of the 0.5 focal reducer.

The shot is composed of a total of 40- 42.2 seond subs, Unguided, on the CG5 ASGT Mount under street lights and porch lights from my driveway in Raymond NH at 10 PM EST.

Click on the pcture to see the full size image,

http://www.extremeastronomy.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=413&cat=500

Dennis

Let me be the first (on this site) to say excellent job.

Thanks, Starwolf!

I wish the weather around here would cooperate when the Moon is not visible in the sky.

Dennis

 The link isn't working. (for me anyways...) eh?

 Ray O Light,

 I Just noticed it today, the site that it's posted on re-organized the web site format, so unless your a member of where the shot is hosted, you won't be able to see it, I'll have to place it on another site and re-post it.

Sorry!  here is the other link,

http://home.comcast.net/~dmill1220/pwpimages/m33%20my%20shot.jpg

Dennis