NGC 5128 Centaurus A or Caldwell 77

CRTAstro

Well-Known Member
NGC 5128 Centaurus A or Caldwell 77
To me this looks more like a hamburger than the other one (NGC 3628) ☺
Shot in LRGB using 300s subs and 120s for the L
Skywatcher 8" f4 Quattro
Skywatcher NEQ6 Pro
Skywatcher Aplanatic Coma Corrector
ZWO ASI183MM Pro
ZWO OAG
ZWO 36mm 7nm unmounted filters
Processed using PixInsight and Photoshop CC

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AlanLichty

Moderator
I didn't see the hamburger gazing into this scene until I read your description. I can't unsee it now :)

A beautiful sight to behold.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
How interesting! It does have a bit of a hamburger feel to it. I know that I am now hungry and my mouth is watering if that's any indication! :)
 

CRTAstro

Well-Known Member
How interesting! It does have a bit of a hamburger feel to it. I know that I am now hungry and my mouth is watering if that's any indication! :)
Jim haha ! I had a feeling my images may have a secondary effect but hunger wasn't intended ! 😂🤣
 

Ben Egbert

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Staff member
Great image and I find the variation in size and color of the stars that surround the central feature to indicate great detail.
 

Mike Lewis

Staff Member
Great capture! An amazing object that really is unique compared to a number of other galaxies. It is very low to the horizon for my imaging location but at some point I will likely have to give it a try in any case.

ML
 

chuckp

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Nice shot, one of my favorite to view and image. I imaged this a few years ago with a supernova right next to the bright star in the dark lane.
 

CRTAstro

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Great capture! An amazing object that really is unique compared to a number of other galaxies. It is very low to the horizon for my imaging location but at some point I will likely have to give it a try in any case.

ML
Cheers Mike !
 

Mike Lewis

Staff Member
I pointed my scope at this last night when it was at about 10 degrees (about how high it was going to get.) I see it, but it is not great at that altitude for sure :) And 580mm is a little small to do it justice anyway.

ML
 
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