After the clouds cleared out around midnight last night (Saturday, March
21), the seeing turned out to be extremely good, near 2 arcsec. Taking
advantage of this opportunity I was able to obtain a fairly clear image
of the relativistic jet in M87.

http://labserver.physics.drexel.edu/~steinberg/astro/\
m87-11x2min-ddp-fft.jpg

Regards,
Dick


Details:
12" LX200R at f/10 - 3049mm focal length
Camera position angle 359 deg 50' - north up
Image scale 0.53"/pixel
Total pixels 3040x2024 (7.8x7.8 microns)
FOV 26'40" x 17'43"
AP1200
Orion StarShoot Pro one-shot color camera (23.7x15.7mm chip)
Maxim DL Pro 5.04
Stack of eleven 2-minute frames (unguided)
Digital development processing
Fast fourier transform