Saturday, 20 November 2021
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An interesting 2-panel mosaic would cover a nice chunk of the Perseus Molecular cloud and cover two nice bright nebulae - IC 348 and NGC1333.

I would like to do this in LRGB. Not sure narrowband would add anything.

PerseusMolecularCloudPier14.jpg

People have done mosaics all the way from the California Nebula to the Pleiades. But that seems a bit ambitious!
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I dont mind the ambitious plan :)
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Richard would this still be possible with the scope at native focal length, admittedly it might be a tight fit but less of a problem with the star shapes. If that's a consideration then maybe submit it just before the visit to Spain. Just a thought so please go ahead and do what you want. 

Ray
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I dont mind the ambitious plan :)


There is ambitious, and there is insane! Quick check says it would be a 12-pane mosaic. Let's start in the middle and see how it goes.
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Richard would this still be possible with the scope at native focal length, admittedly it might be a tight fit but less of a problem with the star shapes. If that's a consideration then maybe submit it just before the visit to Spain. Just a thought so please go ahead and do what you want. 


Ray,

I have submitted this as a two-pane mosaic in LRGB - jobs 1341 and 1342.

I have upped the overlap to 40%. If we shift to native focal length it will still work as there will still be 20% overlap.
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Hi Richard, 

Do you have psychic abilities? I was just about to reply to offer such a suggestion for the reason you give, together with a reply to your 'ambitious' plan.

Yes there is ambitious and insane, however, for those of us who choose to stick with this expensive, often frustrating and unrewarding hobby, it's a given we're a little bit insane already. So why not give some consideration to such a venture starting from this first mosaic.  Totally bonkers I reckon, so I'd be in. :) 

Also thanks for making all those submissions for us. 

Cheers,

Ray 

Ray
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