IC 1848 in SHO and PRGB stars (Uwe Deutermann)

IC 1848 in SHO and PRGB stars

Back to better weather, and back to get some imaging time. Although ... last night I was VERY lucky, just caught in time that a very localized thunderstorm popped up right above the house, got barely a big tarp over the rig in time, man ... it poured down for 15 minutes, that would have been a disaster. Very very lucky.
Well, a week ago I was able to capture the Soul, the resulting image is almost a pure SHO image with the typical after-modifications to get the golden color into the image. I see a lot of images here on Astrobin where the inner of the Soul Nebula is very blue, my data do not reveal this at all. Maybe the Bortle numbers are just too high for this to come out sufficiently. BUT ... I will target the Soul again tonight (hoping of NO rain!) with a new OIII filter, I am already curious what this will show. In the meantime, my humble attempt to present the Soul as food for the soul.

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Description: Annotated image.

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Title: Applied Topaz Denoise and Sharpening

Description: Definitely an improvement when looking closer.

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Title: Corrected stars that were messed up by Topaz

Description: Listen to John :-)

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