Eta Carina... Again!

[Atmos (Colin)]

Well, this nebula is what I might call my standard candle, it’s the one I’ve shot with every telescope and every camera I’ve owned

So here is the RH200 and ASI094 version.
200x120s taken on the windy but clear Wednesday night.

Hope to get the high res version uploaded soon enough but for now, here is the postage stamp version

EDIT: High Resolution Link

[graham.hobart (Graham stevens)]

I love it too Col, one of the southern sky high lights, thanks for posting - a nice shot !!

[gregbradley]

Lovely rich colours. A very fine image. You just got that open cluster in the image at the top left.

Greg.

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Gabriela Mistral has RED hair !

[codemonkey (Lee)]

Boom! Mic drop!

I didn't think I liked Eta Carina in broadband (I know, blasphemous!) but there's been a few images lately that have been thinking maybe I do, and this is another one.

Great work, Colin!

[Atmos (Colin)]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Lovely rich colours. A very fine image. You just got that open cluster in the image at the top left.

Greg.

I feel like I need to spend another night and centre it more so on that cluster to get better star shaped up there and extend the image closer to NGC 3576.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Gabriela Mistral has RED hair !

It’s the red fiery Snoopy

Originally Posted by codemonkey

Boom! Mic drop!

I didn't think I liked Eta Carina in broadband (I know, blasphemous!) but there's been a few images lately that have been thinking maybe I do, and this is another one.

Great work, Colin!

Thanks Lee
I’ve always preferred this region in broadband, same goes for M42. You’d have a good FOV for the central region

[gregbradley]

[QUOTE=Atmos;1467397]Well, this nebula is what I might call my standard candle, it’s the one I’ve shot with every telescope and every camera I’ve owned

"Standard Candle" has an astronomical definition:

https://www.bing.com/search?q=standa...omy&FORM=QSRE1

Sorry being pedantic!

Greg.

[Atmos (Colin)]

[QUOTE=gregbradley;1468112]

Originally Posted by Atmos

Well, this nebula is what I might call my standard candle, it’s the one I’ve shot with every telescope and every camera I’ve owned

"Standard Candle" has an astronomical definition:

https://www.bing.com/search?q=standa...omy&FORM=QSRE1

Sorry being pedantic!

Greg.

It may have been intentional
I’ve done a fair bit of research into RR Lyrae Cepheids, using them to calculate the distance to a few globular clusters with my old trusty Nikon D700 and Meade 10 LX200

[Decimus (Richard)]

A spectacular image, Colin - fantastic colour, sharp and wide! Love it.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Really like this one Col, love a good wide field magenta/red/pink Eta Carina Nebula...the way it should be

Mike

[topheart]

Very nice Col!
Cheers,
Tim

[PeterSEllis (Peter)]

Very nice shot Colin, deep colours and sharp, who said that you can't take great shots with a OSC. ZWO's are good cameras.

Peter

[Atmos (Colin)]

Originally Posted by Decimus

A spectacular image, Colin - fantastic colour, sharp and wide! Love it.

It's a pretty wide field Richard

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Really like this one Col, love a good wide field magenta/red/pink Eta Carina Nebula...the way it should be

Mike

Thanks Mike, wanted to get the colour accurate

Originally Posted by topheart

Very nice Col!
Cheers,
Tim

Thanks Tim

Originally Posted by PeterSEllis

Very nice shot Colin, deep colours and sharp, who said that you can't take great shots with a OSC. ZWO's are good cameras.

Peter

Thanks Peter, I'm pretty happy with the ZWO camera but it's greatest downfall is frost on the sensor. Unlike all of my QHYs the ZWOs seem to suffer from frosty sensors when cooling. Still works well!