Sh2-311 - NGC 2467 in HOO/RGB + HHOO version (Uwe Deutermann)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Puppis (Pup) · Contains: NGC 2467 · Sh2-311

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Sh2-311 - NGC 2467 in HOO/RGB + HHOO version

I looked up this Sharpless one, and most of the images here on Astrobin were taken remotely and usually with pretty big scopes. So I wanted to see what I can do with my "little" FLT132. This is the most southern target that I ever tried, Trees get into the way at roughly 220 degrees azimuth, so I had to use multiple nights to get this image together. I am still missing the SII component, but wanted to see what the HOO with RGB stars overlayed can produce. Main obstacle for this nebula: the many many stars in this area, great area 😊!! I left the bright area of NGC 2467 on purpose overexposed since I think that it gives the whole image a special touch. And I intentionally did not mention the nickname for this target, since I think that it does not fit at all ... well, as so many do not 😊.

Once the moon is out of the way I will obtain more OIII and a set of SII for the SHO/RGB image, soon to come when weather permits.

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Description: Work on the overexposed area.

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Description: The H-HO-O version with some different processing.

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Description: Some more tweaking and playing around with some tools.

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RA (center)	07h53m32s.582
RA (top/left)	07h51m26s.123
RA (top/right)	07h52m02s.545
RA (bottom/right)	07h55m40s.117
RA (bottom/left)	07h55m01s.788

Dec (center)	-26°24′03″.33
Dec (top/left)	-25°54′31″.15
Dec (top/right)	-26°59′43″.35
Dec (bottom/right)	-26°53′28″.38
Dec (bottom/left)	-25°48′20″.48

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