Soul Nebula - SH2-199

JimFox

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From Friday night with a full moon out at Joshua Tree National Park. I used an L-Pro filter with this. I got about 5.5 hours of data, to combine it with the original 1 hour of data I got originally on January 1st with the L-Enhance filter in Bortle 9 skies. And then processed it in the Hubble Palette.

L-Pro Filter
75 Lights @ 300secs
30 Flats
30 Flat/Darks
5 Darks

L-Enhance (For Ha Signal)
15 Lights @300 secs
30 Flats
30 Flat/Darks
5 Darks

7.5 hours total Integration

iOptron Gem28
ASI2600mc Pro
ASI120mm mini - Guide Camera
Stacked in DeepSkyStacker
Processed in Pixinsight
BlurExterminator
StarExterminator
NoiseExterminator
Final Processing in Photoshop

All comments are welcome,

Jim

SoulNebula_SH2-199_20230106_dw.jpg
 
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JimFox

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I like it Jim, how much improvement did the one hour addition male?
Thanks Ben. No, it was the difference 5.5 hours made. I posted the original one that was done with only 1 hour the other day, since thats not very much, I went out last Friday night to capture more data to add to the original 1 hour of data. I must not have explained it right.

I just edited my original post to make it more clear.
 
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From Friday night with a full moon out at Joshua Tree National Park. I used an L-Pro filter with this. I got about 5.5 hours of data, to combine it with the original 1 hour of data I got originally on January 1st with the L-Enhance filter in Bortle 9 skies. And then processed it in the Hubble Palette.

L-Pro Filter
75 Lights @ 300secs
30 Flats
30 Flat/Darks
5 Darks

L-Enhance (For Ha Signal)
15 Lights @300 secs
30 Flats
30 Flat/Darks
5 Darks

7.5 hours total Integration

iOptron Gem28
ASI2600mc Pro
ASI120mm mini - Guide Camera
Stacked in DeepSkyStacker
Processed in Pixinsight
BlurExterminator
StarExterminator
NoiseExterminator
Final Processing in Photoshop

All comments are welcome,

Jim

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Jim, gorgeous, I looked at some other nebula shots, yours stand out consistentely.

Oliver
 

JimFox

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Staff member
Nice, but your more recently posted effort is an improvement I think.

ML
Thanks Mike. This is the more traditional Hubble palette. And I agree, I like the latest take the best too. It's really fun how the same data, or the same data with some additional data can take on some decidedly different looks.
 
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