Triple APOD - February 2, 2026: M31 & M110 by Gabe Sewell Photo d'astronomie amateur All-Star du jour - Click to Enlarge


Triple APOD - February 2, 2026: M31 & M110 by Gabe Sewell

Here's my first full image from my new setup, using just under an hour of data from a bortle 4 with the Antlia Quad-band filter, and 5.5 hours from a bortle 9 with the Antlia 3nm HaOiii dualband. Pretty huge upgrade for me and I'm looking forward to doing more narrowband on galaxies in particular!


iOptron 10" imaging Newtonian at f/2.9
Starizona Nexus 0.75x coma corrector
ZWO ASI2600MC DUO
ZWO AM5N
ZWO CAA, EAF, ASIAir
Antlia Quad-band filter, Antlia 3nm dualband Ha+Oiii filter
Pixinsight and Photoshop

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