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ThePletch on February 7, 2026 12:24 am The sulfur is a LOT fainter than the Ha/Oiii but it’s so much less boring when you include it in a narrowband integration of this target. 600mm FL newt at f/4 reduced 0.75x to f/3, ASI533MM pro camera. antlia 4.5nm SHO filters, ZWO RGB filters for stars. 36×600″ Sii 50×180″ Ha 50×180″ Oiii 10×45″ each RGB for stars total integration time of ~11h shot in B7 skies processed in pixinsight
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The sulfur is a LOT fainter than the Ha/Oiii but it’s so much less boring when you include it in a narrowband integration of this target.
600mm FL newt at f/4 reduced 0.75x to f/3, ASI533MM pro camera.
antlia 4.5nm SHO filters, ZWO RGB filters for stars.
36×600″ Sii
50×180″ Ha
50×180″ Oiii
10×45″ each RGB for stars
total integration time of ~11h
shot in B7 skies
processed in pixinsight