Iris Nebula in RGB using 130mm APO and ASI 2600 sensor (gmvtex)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cepheus (Cep) · Contains: Iris Nebula · NGC 7023

Iris Nebula in RGB using 130mm APO and ASI 2600 sensor, gmvtex

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Iris Nebula in RGB using 130mm APO and ASI 2600 sensor

Revision title: Iris Nebula in RGB - Reprocessed

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Iris Nebula in RGB using 130mm APO and ASI 2600 sensor

Revision title: Iris Nebula in RGB - Reprocessed

The Iris Nebula, imaged over several nights in late May and early June 2022. Captured using R, G and B filters with approximately forty five 300 second exposures for each filter. The telescope used is a 130mm APO with field flattener which creates an f6.7 or 871mm focal length. The imaging camera is a monochrome ZWO ASI 2600 with an APSC sized sensor and 3.76 micron pixels. This was an attempt for me to get a more detailed look at Iris with more lights than my previous attempt with the CF152. However, the results are very similar. In addition to a different image train, I used the NoiseXterminator process from R-C Astro in PixInsight to control noise in both linear and non-linear processing states.

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Title: Iris Nebula in RGB - Reprocessed

Description: Identified and corrected the omission of a step in my processing. Smoother background and removed appearance of over-processing.

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