The Pleiades with an STC-7

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  1. SDP

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    The Pleiades or Seven Sisters cluster, M45, lies in the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades cluster contains about 100 stars. Through a telescope the associated nebulosity is easily seen. Combined exposure was 9 hr 50 min through an Takahashi E-180ED f/2.8 astrograph with a SBIG STC-7 camera mounted on a Paramount ME on the nights of 28,29 November, 3 December 2021 in Mayhill, NM (37 x 300 sec B, 36 X 300 sec G, 45 x 300 sec R, Gain 2.45 electrons/ADU, sub-exposure 10 sec, MaxIm DL Stack ProTM). All images calibrated, registered, and integrated with PixInsight 1.8.8-11 Ripley (x64).
     

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  2. Doug

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    Nice job!
     
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