Jim Burnell's CCD Images - M1 Clicking on the image will display a full-frame view.

 

Object: M1 (NGC1952)	The Crab Nebula - Supernova Remnant	Const.: Taurus
Camera: HX916	Scope: AP130	Mount: AP1200GTO
Filter(s): L:R:G:B	Exposure: 20x90s:17x60s:17x60s:17x60s	Colors binned 2x2
M1 - a supernova remnant in Taurus. This image uses a stack of 20 ninety second 1x1 binned exposures using a 5" f/6 refractor for the luminance channel. The image was calibrated, defect-corrected, stacked and 15 iterations of a Richardson-Lucy deconvolution were applied using AIP4WIN. Each color channel is a stack of 17 sixty second images binned 2x2. This image has been cropped from its original size of 1237x980.

 

Object: M1 (NGC1952)	The Crab Nebula - Supernova Remnant	Const.: Taurus
Camera: HX916	Scope: AP130	Mount: AP1200GTO
Filter(s): IR block	Exposure: 20x90s	blank
M1 - a supernova remnant in Taurus. This image is a crop from the luminance channel for the image above. It is a stack of 20 ninety second exposures using a 5" f/6 refractor. The image was calibrated, defect-corrected, stacked and 15 iterations of a Richardson-Lucy deconvolution were applied using AIP4WIN. This image has been cropped from its original size of 1300x1030.