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SH2-101 The Tulip Nebula


MartinB

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I wasn't familiar with this nebula until one or two images were posted on SGL.  It's pretty faint!  It's about 8 000 light years distant in Cygnus and the emissions are powered by ultraviolet light from the star at the edge of the blue OIII region.

Captured over several nights in August.

Scope: SW MN190

Camera: QSI 532 wsg

Filters: Baader 7nm Ha OIII and SII mapped to hubble palate

Ha 18x1800 secs  OIII and SII both 12x1800 secs

Captured, calibrated and combined in Maxim.  Deconvolved in CCDSharp and finished in PS

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Thanks a lot everyone.  It's not a crop Olly apart from a little trimming at the edges, could have done with a bit more looking at that left hand edge!  I processed it for forum display and applied more sharpening I would have done for a full resolution image, possibly a bit over cooked but I quite like sharp esp with narrow band.

It was your image that got me alerted to the nebula Sara  :grin:

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Hats off Martin - that's an absolute cracker.

I was thinking of going after this one too... Think I'll let some water go under the bridge before I do now :-)

(edit Hat's -> Hats... hopefully before Olly notices)

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