SH2-126 + Quintet de Stephan et NGC7331- Samyang 135mm / Asi2600MC / RVB + L-Ultimate (Mickael Coulon)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Lacerta (Lac) · Contains: NGC 7331 · The star 10 Lac · The star 12 Lac · The star 13 Lac · The star 6 Lac · The star 8 Lac

SH2-126 + Quintet de Stephan et NGC7331- Samyang 135mm / Asi2600MC / RVB + L-Ultimate, Mickael Coulon

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SH2-126 + Quintet de Stephan et NGC7331- Samyang 135mm / Asi2600MC / RVB + L-Ultimate

SH2-126 est une très large nébuleuse du catalogue Sharpless visible dans la constellation du Lezard. Cette photo est un mix entre une image RVB prise sans filtre et une image prise au L-ultimate pour ajouter des données à la source H-alpha de l'objet. C'est la toute première fois que je réalise ce genre de mix.
Depuis que mon setup est en Espagne, j'image aujourd'hui avec un setup très léger : un Samyang 135mm et une l'asi2600 couleur montés sur une Star Adventurer GTI. J'ai pu emmener ce setup ultra nomade sous le ciel de l'observatoire de St Véran et réaliser cette image en 8h de pose

A droite de la nébuleuse, en tout petit à cette focale, on trouve le Quintet de Stephan ainsi que l'amas de galaxies autour de NGC7331 connu sous le nom de "Groupe de Deer Lick".

Exifs : 69 images de 120s en RVB
29 images de 300s au L-ultimate

SH2-126 is a very large nebula from the Sharpless catalog visible in the constellation Lizard. This photo is a mix between an RGB image taken without a filter and an image taken with L-ultimate to add data to the H-alpha source of the object. This is the very first time I've made this kind of mix.
Since my setup is in Spain, I image today with a very light setup: a Samyang 135mm and a color ASI2600 mounted on a Star Adventurer GTI. I was able to take this ultra nomadic setup under the sky of the St Véran observatory and create this image in 8 hours of exposure.

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