Many open star clusters are great to capture with the 1800mm focal length and a full-frame camera. This was also the case with Messier 67.
Many open star clusters are great to capture with the 1800mm focal length and a full-frame camera. This was also the case with Messier 67.
M 67 is an open cluster in the constellation Cancer lying around 2,900 light-years away, and it reaches its annual culmination at astronomical midnight and is best observed early February.