Cygnus Wall NGC7000 4 panel mosaic

[Xplode]

This is our first mosaic from SkyEyE Observatory with our new telescope, a 14,5" reflector.

Ola Skarpen did most of the editing while i did the stacking and stitching
It was a lot of work getting the panels aligned and stretched exactly the same, but it was definitely worth the efford.

Gear:
AG Optical Convergent FA14 14.5" reflector (1855mm/f5)
10 Micron GM2000
Optec Gemini focusing rotator
Moravian G3-16200 (pixel scale 0.67")
ZWO ASI174MM Mini (OAG)

Exposures
Chroma Ha 3nm 50mm: 101x600" bin 1x1
Baader OIII 2" 8.5nm: 48x600" bin 2x2
Baader SII 2" 7nm: 70x600" bin 2x2
Total time 36,7 hours shared between the 4 panels. 
 

Click for full resolution

Detail from the 100% image

Edited October 9, 2019 by Xplode

[david_taurus83]

Incredible!

[kirkster501]

There's some astonishing detail in there mate!  Wow, brilliant!  Fabulous commitment in gathering all that data.

[Brian Maurer]

Beautiful shot, great detail!

[Kaliska]

Stunning!

[mattjanes100]

Superb, so much detail

[Pompey Monkey]

20 hours ago, Xplode said:

This is our first mosaic from SkyEyE Observatory with our new telescope, a 14,5" reflector.

Ola Skarpen did most of the editing while i did the stacking and stitching
It was a lot of work getting the panels aligned and stretched exactly the same, but it was definitely worth the efford.

Gear:
AG Optical Convergent FA14 14.5" reflector (1855mm/f5)
10 Micron GM2000
Optec Gemini focusing rotator
Moravian G3-16200 (pixel scale 0.67")
ZWO ASI174MM Mini (OAG)

Exposures
Chroma Ha 3nm 50mm: 101x600" bin 1x1
Baader OIII 2" 8.5nm: 48x600" bin 2x2
Baader SII 2" 7nm: 70x600" bin 2x2
Total time 36,7 hours shared between the 4 panels. 
 

Click for full resolution

Detail from the 100% image

Marvelous! You should put that wall on your wall!

Edited October 10, 2019 by Pompey Monkey
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[Allinthehead]

Beautiful image. 

[tomato]

Very impressive, your dedication has been well rewarded!👍

[teoria_del_big_bang]

I think it has all been said already so sorry to repeat it but that is incredible 🙂 

Steve

[Xplode]

Thank you for all the kind comments ☺️

Pompey Monkey: I will definitely make a poster of this!

[newbie alert]

Probably the nest one ive seen, luv the 100% close up..stunning

[Ruud]

Amazing!

[gorann]

A totally stunning wall Ole Alexander! Got a HST feel to it, Congratulations!

[Pompey Monkey]

1 hour ago, Xplode said:

Thank you for all the kind comments ☺️

Pompey Monkey: I will definitely make a poster of this!

I stretched the astrobin image out over nearly three monitors! It's a brilliant image.

When you get it printed, make sure to find someone who will help you get the best results.

[Xplode]

On 10/10/2019 at 23:41, Pompey Monkey said:

I stretched the astrobin image out over nearly three monitors! It's a brilliant image.

When you get it printed, make sure to find someone who will help you get the best results.

Cool. It's amazing how some images still look good even in 100%
I'm already in the process to find the best way to print and best paper to use for astronomy images.

 

On 10/10/2019 at 23:22, gorann said:

A totally stunning wall Ole Alexander! Got a HST feel to it, Congratulations!

Thank you Göran!

[Gina]

Brilliant!!

[Xplode]

19 hours ago, Gina said:

Brilliant!!

Thank you Gina!

[widotje]

On 09/10/2019 at 20:31, Xplode said:

This is our first mosaic from SkyEyE Observatory with our new telescope, a 14,5" reflector.

Ola Skarpen did most of the editing while i did the stacking and stitching
It was a lot of work getting the panels aligned and stretched exactly the same, but it was definitely worth the efford.

Gear:
AG Optical Convergent FA14 14.5" reflector (1855mm/f5)
10 Micron GM2000
Optec Gemini focusing rotator
Moravian G3-16200 (pixel scale 0.67")
ZWO ASI174MM Mini (OAG)

Exposures
Chroma Ha 3nm 50mm: 101x600" bin 1x1
Baader OIII 2" 8.5nm: 48x600" bin 2x2
Baader SII 2" 7nm: 70x600" bin 2x2
Total time 36,7 hours shared between the 4 panels. 
 

Click for full resolution

Detail from the 100% image

I love the way you post process...still got a lot to learn. What techniques / software are you using? Any tips? thanks

[Xplode]

41 minutes ago, widotje said:

I love the way you post process...still got a lot to learn. What techniques / software are you using? Any tips? thanks

I cannot comment on how it was processed, but i can tell you that it was calibrated with PI, registered and stacked with APP, stitched with APP and processed in PI

[Martin-Devon]

Lot of work has gone into this, great result .

[ollypenrice]

That's a very polished bit of imaging. Top quality all the way.

Olly

[carastro]

Absolutely beautiful, well done.

Carole 

 

[Xplode]

Thank you @Martin-Devon, @ollypenrice and @carastro