Orion Nebula M42 - 2016 (Awni Hafedh)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Orion (Ori) · Contains: 41 Ori A) · 41 Ori C · 41 Ori D · 42 Ori) · 43 Ori) · 44 Ori) · Great Orion Nebula · IC 420 · Lower Sword · M 42 · M 43 · Mairan's Nebula · NGC 1973 · NGC 1975 · NGC 1976 · NGC 1977 · NGC 1980 · NGC 1981 · NGC 1982 · Orion Nebula · The star 45 Ori · The star Hatysa (ι Ori · The star Mizan Batil I (c Ori · The star Mizan Batil II (θ2 Ori · The star Trapezium (θ1 Ori A · The star θ1 Ori C · The star θ1 Ori D · Upper Sword · the Running Man Nebula

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Orion Nebula M42 - 2016

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Jan 5, 2016 - Orion Nebula M42

Here is another back to the past edition, with all the new processed tools I edited my data of Orion Nebula that I captured beginning of 2016, this was a very challenging image as it was composed of different exposures 2sec, 5sec, 10sec, 15sec, 30sec, 60sec and 120sec subs to create a dynamic range of the bright core and to add more complexity, it was capture with my first modified none cooled camera (Canon SL1) all at ISO1600 and if you are familiar with those camera, the thermal noise are extreme, I remember my darks where captured while the camera is in the fridge to match the ambient temperature of the light frames in January, it was a huge learning curve back then.

The amazing thing is the original image took me 2 months to process while the new one only took 3 hours to get the final image, I hope you like it.

Equipment used
Celestron 9.25" with hyperstar
Canon SL1 Camera
Astronomik CLS clip filter
iOptron ZEQ25 mount

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