Pleiades in Binoculars
Taken by project nightflight on March 10, 2016 @ La Palma, Spain
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This image of M45 shows the star cluster as it looks in typical binoculars. We digitally combined two series of shots with different exposure times with another set of diffusor shots to get the final image. Some processing was used to make the image appear as seen through binoculars. This is the fourth in our series of binocular simulations, which include the Perseus Double Cluster, the M46/47 pair and the Beehive Cluster. Find them all on our website www.project-nightflight.net. We wish you all a prosperous and happy New Year 2018!
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