Sh2-114 ha - here be dragons

[Ibbo!]

42 x 1800 secs in Ha with the TS 71 and QSI cam.

 

2 nights from kelling and 6 from home.

 

 

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[alan potts]

Very nice image Steve, they must be faint, I think that is as long an exposure that I have seen anyone use.

Alan

[Jkulin]

Hi Steve, I thought there was a load more data there for 21hours of Ha and a quick stretch in PI and sure enough you have some lovely detail in there.

I wasn't aware we could get this up in the Midlands, I'm going to have to research as I would love to do this, probably because I was getting confused with the Fighting Dragons.

Lovely capture BTW.

Edited October 16, 2019 by Jkulin

[tooth_dr]

Nice Steve! A very faint one 

[Ibbo!]

Thanks folks

 

9 hours ago, alan potts said:

Very nice image Steve, they must be faint, I think that is as long an exposure that I have seen anyone use.

Alan

I have been using that sort of exposure on the "squid" for about 3 years.

3 hours ago, Jkulin said:

Hi Steve, I thought there was a load more data there for 21hours of Ha and a quick stretch in PI and sure enough you have some lovely detail in there.

I wasn't aware we could get this up in the Midlands, I'm going to have to research as I would love to do this, probably because I was getting confused with the Fighting Dragons.

Lovely capture BTW.

Thanks

I did stretch it harder but brought it back as the noise I thought the noise was coming through.

This one is in Cygnus and I have seen it called the flying dragon somewhere else esp with this orientation.

[alan potts]

I have just worked out how to put the shapeless catalogue into C-du-C but I don't think getting fed up after 2 hours is going to help me capture anything of this one. I actually found a nice one last night took 6 x 4 mins and this morning couldn't remember where it was or what it was. No hope for me Rob.

Alan