Comments on: Dark Nebula B334, 336-7 in Aquila http://www.myastrophotography.com/2009/dark-nebula-b334-336-7-in-aquila/ Astrophotography | Astronomy | Astro Equipment | Reviews | Tutorials | News Thu, 15 Apr 2010 00:02:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Moriarte http://www.myastrophotography.com/2009/dark-nebula-b334-336-7-in-aquila/#comment-3544 Moriarte Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:22:38 +0000 http://www.myastrophotography.com/?p=307#comment-3544 Great photo...and well done in boldly going where no google images have gone b4 :) Great photo…and well done in boldly going where no google images have gone b4 :)

]]> By: Ivan Pankov http://www.myastrophotography.com/2009/dark-nebula-b334-336-7-in-aquila/#comment-3069 Ivan Pankov Sun, 13 Sep 2009 04:38:50 +0000 http://www.myastrophotography.com/?p=307#comment-3069 Thanks for explanation, once again -- great photo! Sky is dark and stars are small points as it should be. Thanks for explanation, once again — great photo! Sky is dark and stars are small points as it should be.

]]> By: admin http://www.myastrophotography.com/2009/dark-nebula-b334-336-7-in-aquila/#comment-3057 admin Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:31:06 +0000 http://www.myastrophotography.com/?p=307#comment-3057 I've got GoTo function on my telescope drive system, so I have just entered the coordinates from the Cartes du Ciel and telescope moved there automatically. Then I made an exposure and hoped that nebula is in the field, and fortunately it was. It was clearly seen on a single photo, that was not a problem. I’ve got GoTo function on my telescope drive system, so I have just entered the coordinates from the Cartes du Ciel and telescope moved there automatically. Then I made an exposure and hoped that nebula is in the field, and fortunately it was.
It was clearly seen on a single photo, that was not a problem.

]]> By: Ivan Pankov http://www.myastrophotography.com/2009/dark-nebula-b334-336-7-in-aquila/#comment-3056 Ivan Pankov Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:12:42 +0000 http://www.myastrophotography.com/?p=307#comment-3056 how were you able to point your telescope to this nebula? It's so faint, I am sure you were not able to see it on a single shot. Did you just orient your telescope using nearby bright stars and hope that you got nebula in your field of view? It amazes me how many stars out there, one can not realize it when looks at the sky with naked eye, but Milky Way photos are just full of stars. how were you able to point your telescope to this nebula? It’s so faint, I am sure you were not able to see it on a single shot. Did you just orient your telescope using nearby bright stars and hope that you got nebula in your field of view?

It amazes me how many stars out there, one can not realize it when looks at the sky with naked eye, but Milky Way photos are just full of stars.

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