Cepheus wide field with Ngc 7023, Barnard 150, Sh2-129 (Olivier Bernard)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cepheus (Cep) · Contains: Extremely wide field

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Cepheus wide field with Ngc 7023, Barnard 150, Sh2-129

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Cepheus wide field with Ngc 7023, Barnard 150, Sh2-129

Hello everyone,

After my separation from the samyang 135mm, I suddenly succumbed to the Sigma Art 135mm f1.8...

Suddenly Tuesday moon very present but set at 2:20 am, I motivated myself to leave in the vineyards on my spot around 1:30 am to install everything and enjoy this beautiful jewel to see what it gives... Excellent sharpness, less coma I opened at f2.2 and it's not bad even if it's not perfect.

So I motivated myself even if it's not the season at all, the constellation of Cepheus and more particularly I aimed for The iris and its dust.... And suddenly I even managed to have Barnard 150 , as well as Sh2-129 nebula of the bat, but I didn't Ou4 the squid that appeared, shouldn't ask for so much! So with a thin cloudy veil on all the brutes I'm pretty happy with the result and with real stars eh Philippe Bernhard 🤣🤣🤣😝😋

Here is the full link
https://astrob.in/3w5153/C/

Sigma Art 135mm open to f2.2
Canon 6D Iso 1600 defiltered by Photomax
Heq5 pro goto tracking

175 raw x 60''
50 dof
siril and pixinsight treatment

good sky

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RA (center)	20h50m50s.5
RA (top/left)	21h37m34s.9
RA (top/right)	21h59m23s.9
RA (bottom/right)	19h25m52s.2
RA (bottom/left)	20h17m02s.9

Dec (center)	+67°45′51″
Dec (top/left)	+60°06′56″
Dec (top/right)	+75°14′10″
Dec (bottom/right)	+73°50′39″
Dec (bottom/left)	+59°23′11″

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