The last session gave me the complete data set for a proper SHO integration and this is my first attempt at it. Narrowband imaging gives a great opportunity to explore one's creativity by combining the Hydrogen, Sulfur and Oxygen data as you wish, thus giving really unique results. Of course, keeping the SHO classic combination in honour of the Hubble Telescope.
Narrowband appeals to me because I like to see how much of the different elements are visible in the night sky. I don't have much experience with surveys and I plan to create a little repository of my own survey of mostly Sii and Oiii.
I also want to include the individual frames and also the stacked frames here, as it may benefit someone who doesn't know how much Sii or OIII information this target has and if it's better to just create duo-narrowband palettes or go all in with the three of them.
H, O and S single frames at 3 minutes exposure
H, O and S stacked frames
Clear skies!
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