M35 and NGC2158 clusters

[livid cliff]

Apertura RC6, ASI2600MC Pro

[slim tiger]

Clusters

[keen trench]

who da dusty boi?

[livid cliff]

sorry, didn't get that?:)

[pulsar flume]

Magnificent

[keen trench]

the open cluster dusty, who are they?

[livid cliff]

Its got a glow going on

[keen trench]

le haze

[slim tiger]

I definitely need to look at NGC 2158 in my Dob', it looks globular and I love globular clusters

[livid cliff]

I was shooting the thing for 2h, def picked up this nebulousity

[keen trench]

thought so!

mayb its a used up star forming region?

[livid cliff]

I will probably re-shoot it though, I did the session after switching to visual/barlow setup and then back, my setup was kinda all out of whack.

[keen trench]

aa

[slim tiger]

That's interesting, keep us informed !

[civic snow]

uhhh i don’t think that’s nebulosity

pretty sure M35 doesn’t have any nebula near or in it

[livid cliff]

Not a nebula per se, but there is some glow going on. Ididnt have a chance to reshoot it yet, but on a bit reprocessed shot the glow is still there

[civic snow]

looks like haze

or something else

[slim tiger]

Maybe it's an artefact from the processing ?

[livid cliff]

I might get a few clear hours today, will def shoot it again if I can

[keen furnace]

That's not a nebulosity for sure. Probably some haze, reflection, gradient ?

[worldly wadi]

Can confirm no nebulosity and not usual star glow, unless you have the dustiest mirrors known to man kind? Based off my experience I’d imagine dew on your secondary mirror, or CC, or filter

[keen trench]

oh yea

you can kinda see it on all the stars