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NGC 7331 with surrounding galaxiesDate: Oct 18/08 (4 years since last image of this target)Location: Pegasus Exposures: 50 Exposure length: 60 seconds, unguided Camera: Meade DSI-C, fan-cooled Settings: Gain 45, Offset 0 Notes: One hour to image prior to moonrise, so I nabbed this image. 40% of frames grabbed were throwaway due to periodic error over a one-minute exposure.
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NGC 7331, NGC 7335, NGC 7336 againNotes: Same data as below, after processing with NeatImage and color correction with Photoshop. |
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NGC 7331, NGC 7335, NGC 73363-for-1 Galaxy special! The large galaxy is NGC 7331. At the 3:30 position is NGC 7335, and further out at the 4:00 position (the small round fuzzy) is NGC 7336. I just caught the edge of NGC 7337 in the upper right half of the image.Magnitude: 9.5, 14.5, 16.9 respectively Location: Pegasus Date: Oct 7/04 Exposures: 59 Exposure length: 10 seconds Amp on setting: OFF Brightness: 100 Gain: 50 Notes: This is the central core of NGC 7331 - dust lanes show up better in a wider field shot, and several other galaxies of the group will be visible. |