Rosette Nebula in SHO (Felipe Leon E.)

Rosette Nebula in SHO

ESP (English below)

Usando los mismos datos de la versión anterior de Rosetta que publiqué en HOO, pero esta vez agregando 3 horas de SII capturados en un cielo Bortle 3.

- Lights de OIII tomados en una zona Bortle 3 (Machalí, Chile) casi durante la luna nueva.
- Lights de H-Alpha tomados desde mi balcón en San Miguel, Chile ( Bortle 8 ), y durante luna creciente, entre el 13 y el 18 de diciembre.
- Lights de SII tomados en una zona Bortle 3 (Machalí, Chile) con luna creciente (35%).

Cualquier sugerencia o comentario será bien recibida.

ENG: This versión of Rosette uses the same data of my previous published version (HOO), but this time I've added 3 hours of SII captured in a Bortle 3 zone.

- OIII lights were taken in a Bortle 3 zone (Machalí, Chile) during an almost new moon.
- H-alpha lights were taken from my balcony in the middle of San Miguel, Santiago, which is a White Zone, between 13-12 and 18-12.
- SII lights were taken in a Bortle 3 zone (Machalí, Chile) with crescent moon at 35%.

As always, any suggestions and comments are always welcome.

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