Using pier 3 again, I managed to process Sh2-86 once more, this time as a HaRGB. Each sub was 300 seconds long, and I used 46 Has, 20 reds, 20 greens and 20 blues. This totals an integration time of 8 hours and 50 minutes. Pier 3 uses an ASA 12n F/3.6 Corrected Newtonian, Paramount ME mount and FLI PL-16803 Mono CCD camera - 1x1 Binned.
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Hi Simon,
What a splendid image and on first glance one might not realise that this is the same nebula as in your previous post. Shows what a difference the choice of filters can make.
Just personally, I do prefer the full narrowband image mainly from the picture it conjures up. It does help to have a weird imagination.
In this vast mass of dust a hole has temporarily formed, and being ridden through it by some giant is a brontosaurus. Could be an elephant instead, but they are fast becoming far too common in our galaxy.
It's nice to see all these new ones from you Simon, thanks. I am working on several myself right now just to let you know.
Keep well,
Best wishes,
Ray
What a splendid image and on first glance one might not realise that this is the same nebula as in your previous post. Shows what a difference the choice of filters can make.
Just personally, I do prefer the full narrowband image mainly from the picture it conjures up. It does help to have a weird imagination.
In this vast mass of dust a hole has temporarily formed, and being ridden through it by some giant is a brontosaurus. Could be an elephant instead, but they are fast becoming far too common in our galaxy.
It's nice to see all these new ones from you Simon, thanks. I am working on several myself right now just to let you know.
Keep well,
Best wishes,
Ray
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