This is a wide angle image obtained using an f/3.3 focal
reducer.
52
NGC7654
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
53
NGC5024
Globular Cluster
54
NGC6715
Globular Cluster
55
NGC6809
Globular Cluster
56
NGC6779
Globular Cluster
57
NGC6720; The Ring Nebula
Planetary Nebula
58
NGC4579
Galaxy
59
NGC4621
Galaxy
60
NGC4649 and NGC4647; Arp116
Galaxy
61
NGC4303
Galaxy
62
NGC6266
Globular Cluster
63
NGC5055
Galaxy
64
NGC4826; The Black-eye Galaxy
Galaxy
65
NGC3623; Member of Leo Triplet of M65, M66, and NGC3628; Arp317
Galaxy
66
NGC3627; Member of Leo Triplet of M65, M66, and NGC3628; Arp16
Galaxy
M66
NGC3628
67
NGC2682
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
68
NGC4590
Globular Cluster
Notice the red star ( a variable star FI Hydrae) lying
northeast of M68 (up and to the left). The image on the
left is a standard tri-color CCD image with photometric
R, V, and B filters. The image on the right has the I
(near infrared) filter substituted for the R filter.
Note how bright the star is in the infrared.
