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SH 2 - 129 LRGB HaOIII - With telescope Live Data Added, John Noble
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SH 2 - 129 LRGB HaOIII - With telescope Live Data Added

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SH 2 - 129 LRGB HaOIII - With telescope Live Data Added, John Noble
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SH 2 - 129 LRGB HaOIII - With telescope Live Data Added

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I knew this was going to be faint but I was surprised when I realized just how faint both the Ha and the O3 nebula portions are. This was taken from a Borte 3/4 site in the OBX and clearly needs ten times the exposure. Anyway I'm back in my Bortle 7 back yard now so its going to have to wait a while for more data. It was certainly fun processing what data I had. Shot with a tandem rig: Luminance/Ha/O3 FLT 91 and ASI 6200 MM, RGB Ha/O3 Z61 and ASI 2600 MM mounted on an iOptron GEM 28.

Luminance 60 mins
RGB 60 mins each
Ha 120 mins
O3 240 mins

Total exposure 10 hours.

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Title: SH 2 - 129 Updated With 40 + hours of O3 from Telescope Live Data Set

Description: I took by RGB and Ha frames and merged them with the Ha and O3 from the telescope live data set to produce this image which is LRGB with Ha and O3 blended into the L R and B channels.

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Description: I've never been happy with this image so after signing up for @adam_block Pixinsight horizons course I watched his tutorial on this subject and took another go. I think what really made a difference was running WBPP in PI on the O3 data it's just so faint that any unwanted signal really messes things up. One problem was I couldn't find any RGB star data on Telescope live so I used my own RGB data to combine with their data. I did try to generate RGB stars using SPCC and the HOO data but it didn't work as well as I'd hoped. Anyway I'm done with it...... for now!

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SH 2 - 129 LRGB HaOIII - With telescope Live Data Added, John Noble