Thor's Helm in Ha/O3

[Mark72]

Hi,

Wanted to share the image, not sure if it's imaged often in narrow band.

Was a lot of data, especially in O3.

http://www.astrobin.com/62895/

Thanks for looking!

Mark

[swag72]

What a super image Mark - lots of detail and nebulosity.

[Komet]

I do like that. Occasionally I get a brief glimpse of it here as it peers over the roof line south of me. Would love to have a good go at it. That's good work - well done! 

[Coco]

Outstanding...

[emadmoussa]

Fantastic image - loads of details!

[Martin-Devon]

Super image Mark, this is really low down in UK skies, so very tough one for us - you've certainly pulled out some lovely details in this one; I think the narrowband palette also works well on this target.

Martin

[Bloom]

Great image. Congratulations.

[Twisted Lip]

Outstanding image

[RogerTheDodger]

Wow, that's a beauty

[ultranova]

Nice, dont think i have ever seen it that close before.

Amazing picture Mark.

Well done

Paul

[Mark72]

Thanks a lot for your comments!

Mark

[twintin]

thats really nice

[ollypenrice]

Great object, unlike any other and, yes, it is big in O111. I'm slightly surprised by your colour since in natural colour it really is green, which is what's so odd about it. It's a Wolf Rayet planetary like the Crescent, I think, and that's also strong in O111. Interesting.

Olly

[Mark72]

Olly,

It's a narrow band image, basically false color, so I just assigned more blue to O3 like you normally see with this type of images. It's indeed green in LRGB.

Rob Gendler was imaging it in 25 hours to get this structure, and here it took just 3 under the full Moon.

Mark

[ollypenrice]

Olly,

It's a narrow band image, basically false color, so I just assigned more blue to O3 like you normally see with this type of images. It's indeed green in LRGB.

Rob Gendler was imaging it in 25 hours to get this structure, and here it took just 3 under the full Moon.

Mark

Ah yes, 3 hours! Not a lot and the moon does hit 0111.

Olly

[Gina]

That's brilliant

[Quatermass]

That's a great image :-)

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