Imaging telescopes or lenses: LACERTA NEWTON NEWTON 300 F4 /1200mm
Imaging cameras: ZWO ASI6200MM
Mounts: AstroPhysics AP1100 CP3
Guiding telescopes or lenses: LACERTA NEWTON NEWTON 300 F4 /1200mm
Guiding cameras: ZWO ASI290M
Focal reducers: Wynne Coma Corrector 3"
Software: PinInsight 1.8 · PHD Labs PHD 2 Guiding · SGP Pro
Filters: Chroma OIII 3nm · Chroma SII 3nm · LRGB · Chroma Ha 3nm
Astrometry.net job: 3894900
RA center: 22h 20' 3"
DEC center: +55° 54' 39"
Pixel scale: 0.638 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: 89.804 degrees
Field radius: 0.774 degrees
Resolution: 6053x6290
Locations: au Pied du Ventoux, Ventoux, 84, France
Data source: Own remote observatory
Remote source: Non-commercial independent facility
Different framing of the previous image , it completly changes the way the eyes look at it , amazing !
I reworked completly the image and ShO mix, with RGB stars, and try to focus on the head of the lion where all nice details can be seen in the nodules and clouds?
Hope you like it better!
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I had this project in mind for a long time (like the the Veil nebula) this lion Nebula is a large one , it really needs a wide field setup.
With the new 24x26 CMOS, I thought it was a good time to have a try !
Newton 300mm F4 with the ZWO ASI6200.
50 Halpha subs @300s gain 100 and -15°C
50 OIII subs @300s gain 100 and -15°C
80 SII subs @300s gain 100 and -15°C
20 Blue subs @60s gain 100 and -15°C
20 Green subs @60s gain 100 and -15°C
20 Red subs @60s gain 100 and -15°C
Total exposure more than 15 hours
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