I liked that area so much that when i imaged the
NGC7192 area with my larger scope i also pointed the 85mm scope at the same target, though with a far wider field of view. It unveiled some gracile tree-like Ha structure seen on the left side (starless version shows all details) of the image that l did not anticipate but when i saw it appearing after stacking a couple of hours of Ha i added more of it to bring it out further. The amount of Lum subs may appear moderate but since i captured it at
my favorite dark site it turned out sufficient to show the dark nebulae mainly seen at the top and right of the image (in order to obtain a similar result from my Bortle 5.5 backyard i probably would have needed 2-3x of that Lum time). Ha and RGB were taken from my backyard. Data acquired between Aug. und Sept. 2023.
Thx and CS, John
P.S.: The indents visible at large bright stars are the 'signature' of the FSQ-85EDX.
P.P.S.: I provided "Backyard" as data source. That is because the majority of integration hours is from my backyard. It would be great if AB had the option to provide multiple sources for one image (in this case "Backyard" and "Traveller").
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