Hydrogen alpha on full moon nights

[emyliano2000]

Full moon nights are not bad for imaging. This time I decided to try a part of the sky that a friend shot with his setup in Ha and Oiii.

I don't own a mono camera so I have to do it with my OSC. Quite pleased with the result so here it is.

Widefield of a busy region of the milky way.

Bubble nebula (center left), Lobster's claw nebula (top right), Northern lagoon nebula (small bright one, top left), M52 (open cluster, bottom left) , SH 2-161 (center left), NGC7510 (The Doormouse cluster, open cluster, top center), SH 2-159 (center, between Lobster's claw, Bubble and Northern Lagoon)

Equipment used:
Eq3 Pro
TS65 quadruplet f6.5 imaging telescope
Canon 700D astro modified
Astronomik 6nm Ha clip in filter
Qhy5 guide camera
9x50 finder-guider

Software used:
Eqmod, APT, Stellarium with StellariumScope, Astrotortilla, PHD2

Location: Bushey UK, Bortle 4
Date: 23 and 24.09.2018

The image is the result of 70x600sec ISO1600 exposures stacked and calibrated in DSS with 50 flat frames and 100 bias frames and processed in PS CC 2018 and Lr CC.

[Atreta]

Pretty good. I first thought it was with a ccd. 

[Demonperformer]

Very nice result - great for OSC. A busy area indeed.

Northern Lagoon: I have never noticed the "face" before (top of head at 1 o'clock position).