Andromeda Galaxy M31
Details
Messier 31 the Andromeda Galaxy can be seen easily by naked eye from suburban skies. Although it is a standard object for beginners in astrophotography, the Andromeda Galaxy contains some interesting details. In addition to the variable stars that Edwin Hubble discovered, there are also numerous globular clusters that can be identified in short focal length images. But my goal was to make the outer halo structures visible. But the exposure would have had to be longer for that. I have included an inverted stretched version next to the full resolution version.
Image Details
Telescope Optics
Takahashi Epsilon 130D
Mount
Skywatcher EQ6-R pro
Camera
Canon EOS 6Da
Filters
Internal Bayer Matrix
Integration Time
69x180s ISO800
Date
3rd of September 2021
Conditions
Good Sky Conditions
Remarks
nothing
Object Details
Type of Object
Galaxy
Constellation
Andromeda
Location
Vulkaneifel