Paul Haese
23-09-2024, 05:00 PM
It's a perennial favourite of most imagers but it's the one that presents the most according to a few older chaps in our astronomical society.
The image contains 13 hours of integration with around 4 hours of Ha data.
All data was captured at Swan Reach Imaging on a OOUK AG12 with a ZWO 2600MM.
The hard part of this process is balancing out the very bright O and B type stars in the reflection nebula with the fainter dark nebula. I am happy that this is the best image I have taken of this target but the question is whether I am happy with this final product? Perhaps is the answer.
Click here (https://phaese.smugmug.com/Nebula/i-CTcSf2C/A) to view the larger image.
The image contains 13 hours of integration with around 4 hours of Ha data.
All data was captured at Swan Reach Imaging on a OOUK AG12 with a ZWO 2600MM.
The hard part of this process is balancing out the very bright O and B type stars in the reflection nebula with the fainter dark nebula. I am happy that this is the best image I have taken of this target but the question is whether I am happy with this final product? Perhaps is the answer.
Click here (https://phaese.smugmug.com/Nebula/i-CTcSf2C/A) to view the larger image.