Ngc104

Here is 47 Tucanae, AKA NGC 104 from some time I booked on a telescope in Chile. It was harder than I thought it would be to process. This is a total of 1 hour and 40 minutes of exposure after I tossed 30 minutes of L due to 300s subs absolutely destroying the core of this. I wish I had done 2x more of R, G, and B rather than the 6x L. Still, it's a really cool looking glob!

Cooyright: Scotty Bishop

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