NGC2174-Monkeyhead Nebula (Raiden819)

NGC2174-Monkeyhead Nebula

Hallo liebe Sternfreunde und Astrofotografen,

da ich erst jetzt dazu gekommen bin meine Rohdaten zu bearbeiten,
möchte ich euch daran teilhaben lassen.

Die Aufnahmen sind vom 20. - 23.03.2022 entstanden,
eine Nacht RGB und zwei Nächte Halpha - 12nm.

62 x 180 sek. RGB = 186min
32 x 600 sek. Halpha 12nm = 320 min.

Der Himmel war zwar klar aber nur ca.80% durchsichtig (ganz leicht milchig) , also ganz klar wird es hier im Norden glaube ich sowieso nicht :-( Bortle 5 Himmel nahe Hamburg

Naja, seht das Ergebnis, ich habe NGC 2174 Monkeyhead Nebula aufgenommen.

Viele Grüße und clear Skies

Christian

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Hello dear star friends and astrophotographers,

since I have only now come to edit my raw data,
I would like to let you participate in it.

The pictures were taken from 20. - 23.03.2022,
one night RGB and two nights Halpha - 12nm.

62 x 180 sec. RGB = 186min
32 x 600 sec. Halpha 12nm = 320 min.

The sky was clear but only about 80% transparent (slightly milky), so I don't think it will be clear here in the north :-( Bortle 5 sky near Hamburg

Well, see the result, I took NGC 2174 Monkeyhead Nebula.

Greetings and clear skies

Christian

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