An early Eastern Veil Nebula NGC6992

[Beyond_Vision]

This was taken last thing Tuesday night during the wee hours just before Dawn, as a last minute target. I should have rotated the camera to get the correct framing but was running out of time. It needs some more time but I will probably do it again from scratch but with the CCD rotated.

A total of 1 hours and 40 minutes of exposure Taken with an 8" Altair Astro F4 Astrograph Newt and QHY8 CDD fitted with a Baader MPCC and Neodymium Filter.

Guided with a WO 66SD and DSI CCD on a Orion Sirius Mount with EQMod.

Processed with DSS and Pix Insight LE and Photoshop.

Regards

Kevin

[peter shah]

wow that is an early one.....very natural a super shot

[adamsp123]

Nice one Kevin, lovely crisp image with super detail showing.

[Psychobilly]

Nice one Kevin,

You know its been a good night when you finish off with an out of season shot like this... No doubt I will pay cygnus a visit to test the 450D at the earliest possible opportunity...

Peter...

[MikeD]

Very nice Kev.

Mike.

[Tim]

Now that is an early one There's a certain sense of excitement though as you see these all rising in the east after winter, I did some M57's a couple of weeks back and it really put me in the mood for summer

[derrickf]

great early image especially considering it must have been very low down in the murk and suffered from massive blue extinction.

I really need to get an ABG camera to use with my AP130 for this year's summer objects.

Derrick

[Taff]

Hi Kevin' That's a nice early capture of the Nebula.Mark

[Beyond_Vision]

Thanks all for your comments.

This time of year is difficult as it is galaxy season and there arent many widefield targets to go for. Hence catching the earlybird to see the Milky Way objects rise.

Regards

Kevin