Test_1 on NGC 104 and surrounding objects (Claudio Tenreiro)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Tucana (Tuc) · Contains: 47 Tuc · 47 Tuc Cluster · NGC 104 · NGC 121 · NGC 152 · NGC 176 · PGC 1039 · PGC 1536 · PGC 171738 · PGC 172238 · PGC 259264 · PGC 259349 · PGC 259353 · PGC 259463 · PGC 260239 · PGC 260878 · PGC 261001 · PGC 261501 · PGC 261731 · PGC 261769 · PGC 261772 · PGC 261842 · PGC 261865 · PGC 261873 · PGC 261893 · PGC 262261 · PGC 262277 · PGC 262358 · PGC 262491 · PGC 262803 · And 35 more.

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Test_1 on NGC 104 and surrounding objects

Testing the FRA600 with 0.7x reducer on a bit complex target, as a wide field around Tucana 47 cluster or NGC 104. The pixel size of the camera is not the most appropriate for the combination of scope-reducer, but is what I can use right now.
Also exposures were too long, so the core is burnt, and I shall try another go with different exposure time and, if possible, with another camera.

Anyway, I am quite happy to be able to distinguish the small galaxy ESO 50-10 (or PGC1536) just half way between NGC 104 and NGC 121, this because is quite immersed in the cluster. Also it is there the clusters ESO 28-22, Lindsay 14 as well as RZ2005-16.
Maybe I will add the detail of the area with the galaxy using a separate processing, so it can be seen more clearly plus some details of NGC 121, the small fellow next to Tucana 47.

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RA (center)	00h27m49s.94
RA (top/left)	00h38m41s.73
RA (top/right)	00h39m14s.67
RA (bottom/right)	00h18m23s.80
RA (bottom/left)	00h14m48s.26

Dec (center)	-71°53′04″.9
Dec (top/left)	-73°11′30″.6
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Dec (bottom/right)	-70°32′40″.7
Dec (bottom/left)	-73°04′28″.1

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