Arp 225 field (Michael Lorenz)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Camelopardalis (Cam) · Contains: NGC 2653 · NGC 2655 · NGC 2715

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Arp 225 field

Arp 225 - NGC 2655, amorphous spiral arms galaxy in Camelopardalis. Distance ~ 63MLy.

Obviously with a very bright core, surrounded by much fainter filaments. There are a lot of galaxies within the field. Most notably NGC 2715, a nice spiral typ SBc (distance ~ 54MLy). Numerous distant background galaxies, mind the small dots near PGC 2775375...

For this image I used a Intel compute stick to remotely controll the scope from within the house

. I also tried Sequence Generator Pro for the first. Although not as straight forward as Astrophotography Tool I wanted to try the autofocus feature with my new Lacerta Motorfocus. There where some difficulties I need to get solved. However, I am quite satisfied with the overall result, as FWHM increased over time due to increasing wind. I will add colour the next time!

The result above was fully processed using PI.

Added color: R/G/B: 12x300s@bin2x2.

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RA (center)	09h03m02s.56
RA (top/left)	08h52m10s.48
RA (top/right)	09h02m00s.39
RA (bottom/right)	09h13m34s.66
RA (bottom/left)	09h04m10s.85

Dec (center)	+78°10′07″.2
Dec (top/left)	+78°20′33″.8
Dec (top/right)	+77°35′29″.5
Dec (bottom/right)	+77°58′07″.7
Dec (bottom/left)	+78°44′44″.10

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