M86 question

You can save it as a jpeg image and upload here, or take a screenshot.

@msamazing Convert too jpeg and add to a reply to this thread for anyone to see. Is there something specific you want to find out?

File uploaded as a JPEG.

@cwm2col uploaded thank you!

@msamazing Looks like a perfectly fine and actually really good image to me. Which are the galaxies that you have doubts about?

@wvreeven I thought possibly the galaxies were a little too bright in the center.  I am new to the hobby so wasn't sure.

Posted by: @msamazing

I thought possibly the galaxies were a little too bright in the center.

If you mean that they seem overexposed then that certainly is a possibility but it is hard to tell from the JPEG. You can load the original FITS file as it came out of the integration in APP into APP and hover your mouse button over the cores of the centers. That should tell you if they are overexposed or not. If they are then you could consider using shorter exposure times next time. It is hard to tell if that's advisable since we don't know what telescope, camera and exposure time you used.

I was using the Sky-Watcher Esprit ED 10mm f5.5 along with the ASI 2600 color camera.  The exposures were 2 minutes.

@msamazing Should be fine. Did you inspect the image like I suggested?

@wvreeven I was trying to figure out how to open the TIFF file directly in APP.  I can't figure out how to do it.

@msamazing Just load it as a light and then double click the name in the files list. 

@wvreeven Great!  Very helpful!  Thank you so much!