The “Flaming Star” nebula is about 1,500 lightyears from Earth and 5 lightyears across.
This is my re-processing of the same data from my earlier post. With a couple months more practice under my belt, I was astounded to see how much detail I could bring out of my data that was completely lost before!
Check out https://app.astrobin.com/i/legv0r for the full frame photo (which includes the Tadpole as well).
Light frames: 49 x 300s, total integration time 4 hours 5 minutes.
Equipment:
- Telescope: Apertura 90mm Triplet Refractor
- Reducer/Flattener: Apertura 0.8x (R-FLAT)
- Main camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro
- Filter: Optolong L-Ultimate 2"
- Mount: ZWO AM5N
- Guidescope: Apertura 32mm
- Guide camera: ZWO ASI220MM Mini
Processing:
- Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight
- RC Astro BlurXTerminator
- RC Astro NoiseXTerminator
- RC Astro StarXTerminator
- Adobe Photoshop 2025
by spidermanbyday
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Sooo Coollll