- Exposure: RGB 12x300:12x130:12x220
seconds
- RGB Combine Ratios: 1.0:1.0:1.0
- Telescope: Stellarvue
SV80S @ f/4.75
- Mount: Meade
LX200 w/ super
wedge
- Camera: SBIG ST-2000XM CCD, SBIG CFW-8
- Location: My backyard in Goleta, CA
- Date/Time: September 3/4 2004, 21:50-01:14 PDT
- Processing: Taken in CCDSoft v5 using custom
sequence/dithering software.
Combined
sub-exposures
with Ray Gralak's Sigma Clip. Color
combined with custom software. Curves/levels/saturation adjusted in
Photoshop CS.
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- Name: The Coat Hanger Cluster, Collinder
399, Brocchi's Cluster
- Type: Asterism
- Constellation: Vulpecula
- Distance: ~420 light years
- This cluster is a chance grouping of stars (asterism)
that is in the shape of a coat hanger! It is a popular binocular
target. More about The Coat Hanger
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