Instrument |
Celestron
C11 @ ~f/10.48 (2930 mm fl) 1.265 arcsec / pixel. |
Mount |
Paramount ME |
Camera |
SBIG STL-11000 w/
internal filter wheel, AstroDon Filters |
Acquisition Data |
3/28/2008 to 4/3/2008
Chino Valley... with CCDAutoPilot3 |
Exposure |
Lum
290 min. (29 x 10 bin 2x2)
RGB 300 min. (10 x 10 bin 3x3) each |
Software |
CCDSoft,
Sigma-Clip, Photoshop CS w/ the Fits Liberator plugin, Paint Shop
Pro, and Noel
Carboni's actions |
Comment |
North is to the
top.
NGC 3198, a Spiral Galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major, is about
half the size of our galaxy. Distance estimates range from 35 to 47
million light years. |