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- M33 Triangulum Galaxy - Experienced Deep Sky Imaging - Cloudy Nights
M33 Triangulum Galaxy - posted in Experienced Deep Sky Imaging: My take on the Triangulum Galaxy (Messier 33) This has been a labor of love After a couple editing attempts in 2020 I failed to achieve a result I was happy with Revisiting in 2021, with more data and post-processing knowledge, I’m finally happy to share my results The Triangulum Galaxy is a spiral galaxy located 2 73
- Triangulum Galaxy (M33) - Deep Sky Observing - Cloudy Nights
Page 1 of 3 - Triangulum Galaxy (M33) - posted in Deep Sky Observing: How hard is this thing to see? I had my 10 dob pointed where I thought the galaxy should be, and I thought I saw a VERY faint smudge, but couldnt tell if my eyes were playing tricks on me Is this galaxy notoriously difficult to spot, or do I need to try again? Side note, the Owl Cluster is one of my new favorites Great
- M33 - Deep Sky Observing - Cloudy Nights
Page 1 of 2 - M33 - posted in Deep Sky Observing: A Few weeks ago i posted that i could not find M33 Well i finnaly found it for more Than one second, and it looked great I saw spiral arms and blue stars with averted vision I saw all this without an OIII filter! M33 has become one of my favorite dsos ,and i am so happy i found it
- M33 - Deep Sky Observing - Cloudy Nights
M33 is located about 1 3 of the way from Alpha Trianguli to Beta Andromedae (Mirach), and about 1-1 2° to the SW Look for something two or three times the size of the Moon, but very faint M33 is actually pretty bright, at 5 7 magnitude, but has low surface brightness since it's spread out over 3 4 degree Mike
- M33 - A Visual Tour - Deep Sky Observing - Cloudy Nights
M33 - A Visual Tour - posted in Deep Sky Observing: In terms of resolving extragalactic detail there is no better target for northern observers than M33 Due to its relatively close distance, face-on orientation and loose Sc structure, the open spiral arms resolve into a multitude of star clouds and HII regions in a dark sky with a larger scope The most prominent of these is the supergiant HII
- M33 - difficult to image? - Beginning Deep Sky Imaging - Cloudy Nights
Here is my most recent attempt at M33: M33 2018-11-06 LR jpg Compare my conditions, equipment and procedure to yours: Bortle 3 sky with no moon iOptron iEQ45 mount with autoguiding William Optics GTF102 f 7 7 refractor Unmodified Canon T3i camera Backyard EOS for camera control (Canon remote control utility is good enough )
- M33 Triangulum Galaxy in 8 f 3 - Deep Sky Observing - Cloudy Nights
M33 Triangulum Galaxy in 8" f 3 - posted in Deep Sky Observing: Just got done observing M33 tonight I decided to call it a night a bit early because its very cold outside M33 M31 M32 M110 in the Pegasus area were my targets, along with NGC 869 in the general vicinity The scope was my 8 f 3 with the 17ES92 + PII on M33 This produces a mag of 41x and a TFOV of 2 2 degrees There is an
- M33 DSLR First Attempt - Beginning Deep Sky Imaging - Cloudy Nights
M33 DSLR First Attempt - posted in Beginning Deep Sky Imaging: So, this is my first attempt at imaging M33 with my basic setup Any tips on processing would be very welcome! Im pretty sure Ive watched every Siril video by Deep Space Astro on YouTube If this post is not permitted, my apologies! Camera: CanonSL2 200D Lens: Canon EF 75-300mm Mount: SA GTI FL: 300mm ISO: 1600 Lights:130x90 Darks
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