Haven previously gone deep on NGC 7822 in this region
here, I thought it deserved a wide shot. It is indeed another facinating and interesting area of the night sky. What glory! I especially like the dark structures driven by solar winds and the surrounding fainter circular nebulosity towards the right side...really shows how this thing is expanding. As a bonus I picked up part of a small cluster on the right.
Processed in SHO (to match my deep image) with Ha as Lum. I had taken some RGB subs and ended up using the RGB stars (first time successfully thanks to StarXterminator). Had a bit of noise issues tried a tad of Topaz and MSLT, but then TGV_Dnoise did the best job. Figuring the noise is due to being slightly under sampled. Guess it's time I learn about drizzling. Taken from my backyard with the WO81GT and Flat 6Aiii reducer resulting in F4.9 and 316mm focal length.
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