I'm pretty sure M41 was the first open cluster I photographed (other than the Pleiades)
about a year ago. It really helped me realize that there are more objects out there that I can see with my camera than I had ever imagined! I've come a long way since then, so I was glad when M41 came up on the
observing list for February.
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| M41, stack of 118 subs, 77 darks, 70 bias, ISO 3200, 300mm, f/5.6, 1.3 sec |
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| Comparison of my previous attempt with the Canon Rebel XT, and my latest (right) same photo as above |
M35 is a repeat for me as well,
last seen in May 2013 with asteroid Vesta nearby. Again, the amount of light gathered by the T5i with the same exact lens is pretty amazing.
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| Stack of 60 subs, 77 darks, 70 bias, ISO 3200, 300mm, f/5.6, 1.3 sec |
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