10-30-2024 04:48 PM
NGC 7822 - Question Mark Nebula
This may be as much as I'm going to do for now. I have added a significant amount of broadband capture time to this, but it has only added to the blue channel, plus RGB stars. I still need to learn how to do a true HaRGB combination, though I'm not sure that this is the best target to do so given the poor quality of my skies, which leads to suboptimal BB data on dimmer targets.
This was my first time imaging with a Dual NB filter (SV220, Dual NB Ha/OIII) and I'm still learning how to combine different channels into a final image. This is some weird Ha\Oiii\B combination with broadband stars.
Capture Details:
Location:
Chesapeake, VA, USA
Bortle:
Bortle 8
Dates:
10/24/2024
10/27-29/2024
Shooting Data:
10/24/2024: 134 x 240" (Dual Narrowband: Ha/OIII)
10/27/2024: 75 x 240" (Optolong L-Pro: BB)
10/28/2024: 100 x 240" (Optolong L-Pro: BB)
10/29/2024: 70 x 240" (Optolong L-Pro: BB)
Equipment:
EOS Ra Body
EF 400mm f/5.6L USM Lens
Sky Watcher Star Adventurer GTi Mount
SVBONY SV106 Guide Scope
ZWO ASI120MM Mini Guide Camera
ZWO ASIAir Pro
SVBony SV220 Dual Narrowband Ha/OIII Filter
Software:
Siril
StarNet++
GraXpert
Adobe Photoshop
10-30-2024 08:21 PM
AndyMC,
Pretty impressive.
Steve Thomas
10-31-2024 09:03 AM
Thank you.
11-02-2024 02:49 PM
Great photo and processing, if I may be so bold!
Also, thanks for sharing all the details.
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