Heart Nebula from the City (Marc Mantha)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cassiopeia (Cas) · Contains: 12.08 · 626 Notburga · IC 1795 · IC 1805 · LBN 645 · LBN 646 · LBN 647 · LBN 648 · LBN 650 · LBN 654 · LBN 655 · LBN 656 · LBN 657 · LDN 1359 · LDN 1360 · LDN 1361 · LDN 1362 · LDN 1363 · LDN 1364 · LDN 1365 · LDN 1366 · LDN 1367 · LDN 1368 · LDN 1369 · LDN 1370 · LDN 1371 · LDN 1372 · LDN 1373 · NGC 896 · Sh2-190

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Its the cold season here. The leaves have fallen an I can now see Polaris through the branches and poalar align. This means that I can let the rig run all night while I sleep (well tbh, I still stay up late, staring at the screen from inside, waiting for the subs to show up 😅). When the leaves are there, I have to setup on the front yard, which means watching out and packing up before going to be. However, I have very limited view because of trees and roof tops and if I want to maximize the photon gathering time, I need to plan my sequence properly.

I loaded a 360 panorama of my backyard at the approximate location where I set mount as Stellarium landscape. This allows me to get a good idea (usually +- 20 minutes) of when targets or in line of sight. So I target hop over multiple nights in order to gather enough lights to get a decent result.

For NGC 7822, I had to do a two panels mosaic in order to get the framing that I wanted, which is not available during all darkness. So I did the following sequence: wizard nebula from 8:00pm to 10:00pm -> NGC 7822 Panel 1 from 10:00pm to 1:00am -> NGC 7822 Panel 2 from 1:00 am to 3:00am -> IC 1805 from 3:00am to 5:30 am -> Warmup Cam -> Park scope

So long story short, this is the final processing of that series, let's me know what you think!

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Title: IC 1805 - 3h

Description: This was a first quick go using the first 3h of that that I had gathered.

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RA (center)	02h32m16s.65
RA (top/left)	02h39m40s.11
RA (top/right)	02h40m07s.76
RA (bottom/right)	02h24m15s.36
RA (bottom/left)	02h25m03s.46

Dec (center)	+61°21′08″.3
Dec (top/left)	+60°01′37″.10
Dec (top/right)	+62°39′48″.8
Dec (bottom/right)	+62°38′49″.5
Dec (bottom/left)	+60°00′51″.7

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