M27 LRGBHaOIII Deep & High Resolution (Daniel Trueba)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Vulpecula (Vul) · Contains: Dumbbell Nebula · M 27 · NGC 6853

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M27 LRGBHaOIII Deep & High Resolution

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Please, View the image at full resolution. The photograph has been processed to be viewed at the maximum resolution of 0.43", and when viewed at a reduced size, it cannot be properly appreciated.
Captured with a Vixen Visac at F9, with a mere 8-inch diameter, I believe capturing such intricate details was unthinkable until relatively recently. However, new cameras and, above all, new processing tools allow us to achieve results that were once only within the reach of much larger telescopes.

The image is an LRGB composition captured in 2022, to which I have been able to add OIII and Ha in 2023. During processing, I attempted to highlight the fainter outer parts of OIII and Ha while maintaining maximum detail in the core of the nebula and a color as close as possible to what I obtained in the LRGB capture.

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Visualitzeu la imatge a resolució completa. La Fotografia s'ha processat per ser vista a la màxima resolució de 0.43" i quan es veu reduïda no es pot apreciar correctament.
Capturada amb un Vixen Visac a F9, de només 8 polzades de diàmetre, crec que capturar tants detalls era impensable fins fa relativament poc temps, però les noves càmeres i sobretot les noves eines de processat permeten obtenir resultats que fins fa poc només estaven a l'abast de telescopis de molt més diàmetre.

La imatge és una composició LRGB capturada al 2022, a la que aquest 2023 he pogut afegir OIII i Ha. Durant el processat he intentat poder destacar les parts exteriors més tènues d'OIII i Ha, però al mateix temps mantenint el màxim detall al nucli de la nebulosa i un color el més proper possible al que vaig obtenir a la captura LRGB.

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