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M
106 (NGC 4258), In Canes Venatici

M106 is a spiral
galaxy in the northern sky approximately
35 million light years distant. It measures 19 x 7 arcminutes in size and 9.3 magnitude
in brightness. This CCD image was made on a night
of the full moon (resulting in severe gradients) from Sonoma County, California.
| Date |
2005-04-21 |
| Scope |
RCOS 12.5 inch RC at f6 on A-P 1200GTO mount; ST-4 guiding
SBIG ST-10XME CCD camera
with CFW-8a color wheel controlled with MaxIm DL/CCD v4.10
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| Exposure |
L=21x300 sec, R=10x300 sec,
G=11x300 sec, B=12x300 sec, all unbinned |
| Processing |
Calibrated and assembled in MaxIm, stretched and
unsharp masked in PhotoShop. High-pass filtered in Photoshop
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