The Andromeda Galaxy
Taken with a Canon EOS 10D and a 200mm f/1.8 at about f/4. This is 35 images, each 30 seconds, added together using special astrophotography software.
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Rozena 13/04/2009 22:34
Thank you very much !Deb Generotzky 10/11/2005 5:12
Andreas,This is stunningly beautiful.
Deb
Tom Gregory 08/01/2005 1:56
What a fabulous image! Simply mind blowing.Cheers.
Fernand A. 04/01/2005 22:46
Thanks Andrea. I need to spend more time on Astrology ;-)Elaine Liebenbaum 04/01/2005 0:21
35 images that sounds like a lot of piecing. SErious hard work. Very impressivethanks
elaine
Andreas Øverland 04/01/2005 0:10
Johanne, yes quite alot :)Fernand. Correct. That galaxy is visually about 3 times the size of the full moon. BUT, it is just a fraction in brightness. But on a clear dark night, you can see the center with only your eyes.
Fernand A. 03/01/2005 22:55
Very interesting ! Does this means that we don't need any telescope to see that ?! You only mentionned a 200mm.Jo Ma 03/01/2005 21:31
COOOOOL!!!! must have been a lot of work!