The Cosmic Question Mark - NGC 7822 - HOO - RGB Stars - First light from the latest PlayerOne Poseidon-M Pro (IMX571) and Chroma 3nm LRGBSHO filters
🔵 OSC, or One-Shot Color, is like using a multi-purpose brush to paint the night sky. It captures all the colors in one go, making it convenient, especially for beginners. However, as I delved into Mono imaging, I discovered a whole new world. Mono is like having a palette of specialized brushes, each one revealing unique details and characteristics of celestial objects. 🌈 The results are so incredibly detailed that once you go Mono, it's hard to go back to the simplicity of OSC.
🌟 It's no surprise that people are praising Mono imaging. This practice attests to the dedication and passion of astrophotographers. Patience and precision yield the stunning, high-definition cosmic art as a reward.
NGC 7822 is a young star-forming complex in the constellation of Cepheus The complex encompasses the emission region designated Sharpless 171, and the young cluster of stars named Berkeley 59. The complex is believed to be some 3000 light years distant, with the younger components aged no more than a few million years.
Acquisition Details
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Exposure: Total :- Total 36 Hrs (Ha 300secs * 182subs, Oiii 300secs * 213subs, RGB each 60Secs * 60subs)
Calibration Frame: 40 Darks, 40 Flats, 40 Dark Flats
Filters:-
@chromatechnology 3mn Ha, Oiii, RGB
Gain:- 100
Temp:- 0°
Acquisition Equipments and Softwares
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@zwoasi ASI2600MC Pro
@zwoasi ASI290MM
@williamoptics RedCat 51 II APO 250mm f/4.9
@zwoasi AM5
@zwoasi Mini Scope
@zwoasi EAF
@beelink_official Mini PC, NINA, and PHD2
Location
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@eao_ae - Bortle 3
Post Processing
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Processing - APP, Pixinsight, GHS, BlurXTerminator, NoiseXTerminator, StarXTerminator
Post Processing - Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
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