Sh2-112 Close up season still ongoing....

[assouptro]

Hi again Star people! 

I have been lucky enough to gather quite a bit of data over the last few months due to the unusually good weather at my location in the NW as it takes time to gather reliable data when imaging with a scope that has a native focal length of 3050 even with the 0.7 focal reducer taking that down to roughly 2135 on a mount that shouldn't cope with the imaging equipment loaded on it

Having said that, here is yet another SHO image from my Meade LX200 OTA with Starizona 0.7 focal reducer/field flattener combined with my trusty Atik460 mounted on an Azeq6 mount. Around 15 hours of an object I haven't imaged before Sh2-112 which is about 5.600 light years from Earth in Cygnus, the Swan

I don't see many images of this object, and I'm not sure why? Either I don't log on when they are posted or maybe it's just overlooked for more popular Nebula in the sky at this time of year?

Anyway, enough of the waffle......

And the starless version....

Thanks for looking 

Bryan