May 22, 2020 08:20 | #1 This galaxy has caught my attention. It is not as picturesque as some of the others, but on May 5 a supernova was discovered that is growing in brightness. I am in awe that we can witness an event like this from 52 million light years away!  Image hosted by forum (1046062) © rdricks [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. -Ryan
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May 25, 2020 02:10 | #2 Very nice image. I'm capturing it tonight but I'm sure mine will not be that good. Thanks for sharing. Greg M.~
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I’d like to see how yours turns out. Mine is actually 2 consecutive nights. The first night was Luminance and RGB, the second I added more RGB and some Hydrogen-alpha to bring out some galaxy detail. -Ryan
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SiriusDoggy Senior Member  More info Post edited over 3 years ago by SiriusDoggy. | May 25, 2020 16:23 | #4 rdricks wrote in post #19068873  I’d like to see how yours turns out. Mine is actually 2 consecutive nights. The first night was Luminance and RGB, the second I added more RGB and some Hydrogen-alpha to bring out some galaxy detail. Yours is much better. It looks like you've got a bit more focal length and more time in yours. I've only got 15 minutes of LRGB each. Plus your processing skills are obviously better. Here's mine. Greg M.~
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