Image Description and Details : NGC 4565 is an edge-on spiral galaxy in the constellation Coma Berenices. It is one of the most beautiful galaxies in the northern sky. We exposed the raw data in 7 nights in our observatory in a double setup. It was 10.5 hours in total.
Our (Wilhelm Michael Kasakow & Olaf Guillaume) garden observatory is in Germany, near the French and Luxembourg borders. Through the countryside we have a Bortle 4 Sky
For the recordings we used two Lacerta-Newton 10"/f4 at 1000mm focal length with MGEN-3 guiding and two ASI1600MM cameras with Baader-LRGB filter.
The image processing was done with PixInsight and Photoshop CS6

Copyright: Copyright: Kasakow/Guillaume

Imaging telescope or lens:GSO RC12 truss

Imaging camera:ZWO ASI071MC Pro

Mount:SkyWatcher EQ8 Pro

Guiding telescope or lens:GSO RC12 truss

Dates:March 3, 2019

Frames: 20x450"

Integration: 2.5 hours

Avg. Moon phase: 8.75%

Locations: Calar Alto, Almeria, Spain

Copyright: Jose Luis Bedmar