Been sitting on this for months, Bi-Colour Bubble @ f10

[Tim]

NGC 7635, or 'The Bubble nebula' in the constellation of Cassiopeia, is a fast expanding shell of gas, driven by stellar wind from a central massive star. Imaged here using a Celestron C11 Edge HD and Atik 460ex camera, in two narrowband wavelengths, Hydrogen alpha and Oxygen III. Sub lengths would be 30 mins, but I can't be bothered to go out to the obsy to find out how many of each just now

I actually gathered this data some time last year, and have sat looking at it and playing  about with it for months. I was hoping to complete the image with some Sulphur II filter data, but sadly that wasn't to be, so decided to post what I have.

Thanks for looking.

Tim

[nmoushon]

Thats amazing! F/10 is supper slow and you have a lot of data there that shows very well. Nicely done. Also to achieve 30min subs on a C11 too.

[ChrisLX200]

It must have been quite a few subs in that :-)  Excellent detail.

ChrisH

[baggywrinkle]

A real beauty.

[Baffa]

This is good, very good!

[swag72]

How absolutely amazing. Your images with this combo are a testament to your skill and perseverance. You have shown that imaging at f10 really is doable and very successfully too. There are many doubters out there at those speeds for DSO images, I hope that they pop over here and see this, utterly breath-taking    

[Boren]

This is truly a model image for the C11 HD.

The colors and details blend to give a wonderful rendition of this interesting object.

Cheers,

Harel

[Amra]

I like it!

[lensman57]

I am glad you found it, it  is  beautiful.

A.G

[andyo]

A stunning shot of this target the fine detail you have captured in the bubble is just superb

[nightvision]

Wow that's brilliant! 

Inspirational; often wondered about using my slow 100mm frac on something deep, got to have a go now.

[tich]

A stunning image Tim.

[ollypenrice]

Tremendous, Tim. There are exquisite little structures in there that I haven't seen before.

Olly

[sologuitarist61]

Great image Tim!

[nameunknown]

Absloutely stunning! That's the sort of pic that could make it into any astro calender. Just hope there were no "local" astronomers watching it from a planet orbiting the nova star..

P

[Tim]

Ok so time flies...

Sorry guys, got a few details wrong, just found the original subs in my obsy back up. Didn't realise so much time had passed with this stacked picture just sat on my laptop waiting to be processed.

Exposures taken in Dec 2012, with Atik 428ex binned 2x2 on an EQ6 mount. Around 28 x 20 minute subs for Ha and 21 x 20 mins for Oiii

Cheers

[purdo]

Amazing photo, had to resist the temptation to put my finger through the bubble!!!!!