NGC7000 North America - upper parts

[Tayson]

Hi,

My last photo, ~19h exp SHO, TS APO100Q, QHY695A, Ioptron CEM60EC, chroma filters.

full  at my Astrobin

https://www.astrobin.com/zekq99/?nc=user

 

Can You find PN G086.2-01.2 ?

 

Edited May 24, 2020 by Tayson

[tooth_dr]

42 minutes ago, Tayson said:

Hi,

My last photo, ~19h exp SHO, TS APO100Q, QHY695A, Ioptron CEM60EC, chroma filters.

full  at my Astrobin

https://www.astrobin.com/zekq99/?nc=user

 

Can You find PN G086.2-01.2 ?

 

Thanks for this, great image and nice video.  I was considering an Sii session later, but wasnt sure how useful.  This has made my mind up that it will be beneficial

[Waddensky]

41 minutes ago, Tayson said:

Can You find PN G086.2-01.2 ?

What a wonderful, beautiful, colourful and detailed image! Thanks for sharing!

[carastro]

Fantastic

Carole 

[newbie alert]

Wonderful images...

[simmo39]

Amazing!

[Tayson]

Thanks

 

16 hours ago, Waddensky said:

 

Yes

Edited May 25, 2020 by Tayson

[x6gas]

That's a stunning image, thanks for sharing.

[Waddensky]

2 hours ago, Tayson said:

Yes

Wow really? That was a lucky guess! Great to see the differences the different filters produce with this planetary.

[Knight of Clear Skies]

Splendid and nice work on the flick-book presentation, would like to see more of that.

[Obi Wan Ken00bi]

So pretty!! Well done. Are you using 3nm Chroma's? I'm really impressed how some astrophotographers get so much sense of depth in their images, including you. Is it just getting better raw data or is there a processing trick to it? I could use some of you secret sauce...

[Tayson]

SII 3nm, Ha 5nm, OIII 3nm

[Obi Wan Ken00bi]

Interesting, Do you find it difficult to get the stars the same size because the Ha filter is wider, or is this compensated by stretching Oiii and Sii more than you stretch Ha? I'm in doubt between a 3nm and 5nm Ha.

Edited May 27, 2020 by Obi Wan Ken00bi