IC410, The Tadpole Nebula (SHO & RGB) (AnaTa)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Auriga (Aur) · Contains: 18 Aur · 19 Aur · HD34590 · HD35032 · IC 410 · LBN 807 · LDN 1530 · NGC 1893 · Sh2-230 · Sh2-236 · The star 18 Aur · The star 19 Aur · VdB39

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IC410, The Tadpole Nebula (SHO & RGB)

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IC410, The Tadpole Nebula (SHO & RGB)

RGB for annotation was captured during about 30 min .
Main image is SHO and has combines SHO SNR of 95.
Panel A: SHO
Panel B: RGB annotation

Processing:
RGB are combined.
Cropping for Ha, O3, S2 and RGB
DBE for O3 and RGB. This step is critical to avoid subtracting nebulosity. Hence, this step was not applied for Ha and S2.
Color Colib for RGB
Blur and Noise XT for Ha, O3, S2 and RGB
Star XT for RGB. RGB stars were kept.

Manual stretching (with HT) for Ha, O3, S2, RGB (no stars), and RGB-stars (two different stretching for RGB and SHO images)
Stretched RGB-stars were saved as two files (more and lesser stretched)

1. Processing (panel B)
RGB no stars were masked by Lum.
Local Histogram Equalization: Kernel radius of 40 and 150
Multiscale-median transform for sharpness; strong 0.4-0.5 setting.
Curves: brightness is manipulated
Mask off.
Added RGB stars (brighter version of stars).
Annotation

1. Processing (panel A)
Combined SHO as R-G-B
Noise XT
Stretched again.
Star XT. These stars were discarded.
Played with Hue-Saturation until final image. PixelMath was not used.
Lum for SHO was used as mask.
Local Histogram Equalization: Kernel radius of 40, 150 and then 300 (histogram resolution is 10-bit!)
Multiscale-median transform for sharpness; strong 0.4 setting.
Curves: saturation and brightness are manipulated
Blue was separately manipulating using "blue mask".
Mask off.
Added RGB stars (dimmerf version of stars).
Done

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Final
B

Nebulas (Emission)

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RA (center)	05h22m51s.63
RA (top/left)	05h19m26s.70
RA (top/right)	05h26m24s.58
RA (bottom/right)	05h26m20s.77
RA (bottom/left)	05h19m15s.17

Dec (center)	+33°24′59″.3
Dec (top/left)	+32°40′05″.2
Dec (top/right)	+32°41′36″.5
Dec (bottom/right)	+34°09′31″.8
Dec (bottom/left)	+34°07′58″.3

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