Messier 16 en Halpha (Georges)

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Suite de mes images de mes vacances dans le Vercors. Comme pour le M8-M20 et M17 , j'ai repris mes images des deux dernières années et j'y ai rajouté 3,5 Heures de Halpha que j'ai fait cette année, tout en changeant radicalement le traitement des images .

Comme pour les deux autres nébuleuses j'ai choisi de protéger les étoiles très présentes dans cette partie de la voie lactée ainsi que l'aspect immersif de la nébuleuse dans les nuages de gaz rougeoyant autour d'elles.

l'ensemble des images ont été produites sur 3 années et la première traitée est la Halpha en noir et blanc..

En prime j'ai fait un zoom sur le centre de la nébuleuse que j'ai retraité seul .

Halpha : 35x300s en bin1 de 2018 + 58x300s en bin1 de 2019 + 43x300s en bin1 de 2020

temps total: ~ 11h 30 mn

Hi

Continuation of my images of my holidays in the Vercors. As with the M8-M20 and M17, I took my images from the last two years and added 3.5 Hours of Halpha that I did this year, while radically changing the processing of the images.

As for the other two nebulae, I chose to protect the stars very present in this part of the Milky Way as well as the immersive aspect of the nebula in the clouds of glowing gas around them.

all the images were produced over 3 years and the first processed is the Halpha in black and white.

As a bonus I zoomed in on the center of the nebula which I reprocessed alone.

Halpha: 35x300s in bin1 of 2018 + 58x300s in bin1 of 2019 + 43x300s in bin1 of 2020

total time: ~ 11h 30 mn

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