Calamari and Comet for starters ( Peter Shah (Roboscopes) )

Comet C/20223 E1 (Atlas) meets The Squid (Ou4) and The Bat Nebula SH2-129. Imaged Remotely from Spain with the Tak Epsilon 130ED and the asi6200mm pro (Roboscopes Pier 14).
Exposure times were 75x 120s in each RGB filter 36x 300in Ha and 125x 300s in OIII. The comet was passing by in the early hours on the 30th of July 2023.
Those who have imaged this part of the sky will know what a challenge it is to do, this took me several iterations to before I was happy it. Processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop.

Thanks for looking
Peter Shah

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Status	Advanced success
Started	...
Astrometry.net job	8307372
PixInsight job	7693TCI0SHYUECTYD1G9HP6DAT2F0RSV
PixInsight queue size	n/a
PixInsight stage	TASK_LOG

RA (center)	21h08m28s.40
RA (top/left)	20h55m11s.64
RA (top/right)	20h56m34s.82
RA (bottom/right)	21h19m56s.86
RA (bottom/left)	21h22m03s.89

Dec (center)	+60°03′26″.4
Dec (top/left)	+62°23′27″.4
Dec (top/right)	+57°41′12″.3
Dec (bottom/right)	+57°39′44″.7
Dec (bottom/left)	+62°21′03″.5

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