A quick Rosette in Narrowband, from a few months back

[appyaardvark]

Good evening all,

It's been a while. Here's a quick Rosette for you, a work in progress...

 

NGC2237 - The Rosette Nebula
Constellation: Monoceros
Date taken: 30/11/16, 1/12/16, 19/12/16 & 3/1/17
Location: Bean, Kent
10 hours total exposure, 20 min subs; Ha:11, OIII:10, SII:9
Camera: QSI683wsg8, set point cooling -10°C, Astrondon Ha 3nm, OIII 5nm, SII 5nm
Scope: Skywatcher ED80 DS Pro
Mount: Paramount MX+
Guidescope: N/A
Guide camera: Lodestar2
The SkyX Professional, PixInsight, Nebulosity 4, Adobe Photoshop CC 2015

NGC2237.tif

Edited June 29, 2017 by appyaardvark

[MarsG76]

Nice and smooth with great detail... love it

[appyaardvark]

Thank you

[appyaardvark]

I have a question regarding the number of subs, for both narrowband and DSLR imaging, what is the the maximum number of subs one can realistically use, before there is no further benefit from adding more? Or is there no limit?

[Star101]

That's impressive. I love the detail and yeah, the colour too. I know its WIP but still I like as is

I look forward to seeing it progress.

[appyaardvark]

Thanks. I was quite surprised by the amount of detail captured. This is my first real attempt at narrowband imaging, I have a number of projects running in parallel, which I hope to share soon :-)