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Boom! the Balloon has Burst


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LBN576-CTB1-The burst ballon nebula or I think its an angler fish.

WO 132 QSI 690

22 Oct 2023
6 - 7 Nov 2023
10 Dec 2023
13 Dec 2023
29 Dec 2023

Frames:

Astrodon Gen2 E-Series Tru-Balance Blue 1.25": 20×120″(40′)
Astrodon Gen2 E-Series Tru-Balance Green 1.25": 20×120″(40′)
Astrodon Gen2 E-Series Tru-Balance Red 1.25": 20×120″(40′)
Astrodon H-alpha 3nm 1.25": 77×600″(12h 50′)
Astrodon OIII 3nm 1.25": 12×600″(2h)
Astrodon SII 3nm 1.25": 8×600″(1h 20′)

 

 

 

Needs more S2 & O3

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Beautiful. Are those very faint red rings on some of the brighter stars deconvolution artefacts? I have been trying to understand what that is and what it does, thus far I have only managed to get modern art out of that feature in pixinsight. There are some useful looking articles online but I dont have the brain capacity to read them at the moment!

Looks like you have it mastered with that though. congratulations :)

 

Ed.

 

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5 hours ago, irtuk said:

Beautiful. Are those very faint red rings on some of the brighter stars deconvolution artefacts? I have been trying to understand what that is and what it does, thus far I have only managed to get modern art out of that feature in pixinsight. There are some useful looking articles online but I dont have the brain capacity to read them at the moment!

Looks like you have it mastered with that though. congratulations :)

 

Ed.

 

Thanks Ed

The stars were from the RGB set and I did not use the decon on them , to be honest I have no idea what caused the rings but tried to contain them.

If I get the chance to get more O3 & S2 it will have another fresh process.

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Great image. More OIII and SII would be great.

I captured 20 hours in OSC on this a few years ago with surprising results as it's quite faint. 15 minute exposures.

Look forward to see it once you have more data.

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