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Name: Messier 97 ( http://www.waid-observatory.com/m097-2015-04-26.html ) 2.

Messier 106 ~30.1 hours LRGB Modified GSO 6in F/5 Newtonian Reflector - 752mm Focal Length Ioptron IEQ30 Pro Equatorial Mount ASI1600mm Pro ZWO LRGB Lagoon to the Eagle (There's a lot of Messiers in this

Messier 24: Sagittarius Star Cloud 45x120s=1.5h Spacecat 51 (250mm f/4.9) Star Adventurer Nex5n Matthieu

Messier 5, taken by Antoni Wellisz (different from Gmail name) ACQUISITION: 18 x 60 seconds = 18 minutes

Messier 103 Open Cluster with Ruchbah's flare Photographed by: Ján Tomík & Martin Tomík Gear: Sky-Watcher

Messier 17 - Omega Nebula Integration: 10 minutes: (20x30s) OTA: Sky-Watcher 150mm F/6.6 Focal Length

Messier 33 The Triangulum galaxy Photographed by: Martin Tomík & Ján Tomík Gear: Sky-Watcher 200P (200

Messier 7 - Ptolemy Cluster (cropped image) 1 hour of data 85 frames, 30 seconds William Optics SpaceCat

I've posted 3 images but if you want I've got these Messier that you dont' have : 5, 11, 22, 34, 35,

Messier 45 - Pleiades Gear: WO Redcat 51 Canon EOS 80D (stock) Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Picture:

Name: Messier 78 ( http://www.waid-observatory.com/m078-2018-01-11.html) 2.

But as I saw you’re still looking for it, I thought why not try :) Cheers Matt Messier 71 M71 18x30sec

Marcus Saldanha Hometown: Vancouver, BC, Canada Instagram: @astrosaldanha 1) Messier 57 Integration:

Messier 35 Imaging telescopes or lenses:Explore Scientific 80mm ED TRIPLET APO CF Imaging cameras:ZWO

Antoine & Dalia, I already submitted three images, but I would like to replace my previous Messier 39 Messier 39 Explore Scientific ED152CF f/8 ES 0.7x Focal Reducer, f/5.6 851mm FL Meade LX850 Mount 30

Hello, Yes you can definitely use this camera. We started with the T3i, and although the T1i is older, it is still an okay camera to begin with. A beginner-grade camera is pretty much any DSLR camera that you can get your hands on, as long as you can control the exposure time, you can image deep sky objects! M13 is bright and is an easy target for such cameras :) Good luck!

Messier 97 (The Owl Nebula) Imaging Telescope: GSO 12" RC f/8 FL: 2438mm Imaging cameras:ZWO ASI1600MM