| Width | 9,880 pixels | |
| Height | 12,448 pixels | |
| 300 dpi print width | 32.9 inches | 83.7 centimetres |
| 300 dpi print height | 41.5 inches | 105.4 centimetres |
Please note the sample image has been rotated anti-clockwise by 90 degrees in order to fit the screen.
This wide-field image of the galactic equator, showing a part of Cassiopeia and a part of Cepheus, shows a variety of deep space objects. The bright orange star at bottom left is 4 Cas, SAO 20614. To its right is the open cluster M52, (NGC 7654). The bright nebula in the centre of the image is NGC 7635, home to the Bubble Nebula. The nebulosity towards the right of the image is SH2-157. At the top, towards the middle of the image, and just adjacent to SH2-157, is the small open cluster NGC 7510.
This wide-field image of the galactic equator, showing a part of Cassiopeia and a part of Cepheus, shows a variety of deep space objects. The bright orange star at bottom left is 4 Cas, SAO 20614. To its right is the open cluster M52, (NGC 7654). The bright nebula in the centre of the image is NGC 7635, home to the Bubble Nebula. The nebulosity towards the right of the image is SH2-157. At the top, towards the middle of the image, and just adjacent to SH2-157, is the small open cluster NGC 7510.