NGC2237-The rose on the branch

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NGC2237-The rose on the branch sent on January 08, 2019 (15:02) by Cristianfat. 10 comments, 920 views.

, Posa B f/2.8, ISO 800, tripod.

NGC2237, "La rosa sul ramo" La nebulosa Rosetta, attivissima regione di formazione stellare a 5200 anni luce di distanza, è un classico delle notti invernali. La bella e fredda serata di ieri, 7 gennaio, ho voluto riprenderla in maniera un po' insolita, alla ricerca delle nebulosità che la circondano. Così l'ampio campo della Canon 6d Baader applicata al Canon 400mm 2,8 mi ha permesso di collocarla in posizione leggermente decentrata per apprezzare anche le regioni nebulari periferiche in cui è immersa. L'elaborazione, eseguita con DSS e Photoshop, è stata piuttosto complicata per i numerosi gradienti luminosi causati dall'inquinamento che caratterizza la località da cui ho fotografato, Montecassiano (MC - ITALY). Media di 17 pose RGB da 4 minuti a 800 iso con filtro IDAS D1 più 6 pose da 8 minuti a 3200 iso con filtro H-alfa 12nm Astronomik, quindi circa 2 ore di integrazione totali. NGC2237, "The rose on the branch" The Rosetta nebula, a very active star-forming region 5200 light years away, is a classic of winter nights. The beautiful and cold evening of yesterday, January 7th, I wanted to take it back in a rather unusual way, in search of the nebulosity that surrounds it. So the large field of the Canon 6d Baader applied to the Canon 400mm 2.8 allowed me to place it in a slightly off-centered position to also appreciate the peripheral nebulous regions in which it is immersed. The processing, performed with DSS and Photoshop, was rather complicated due to the numerous light gradients caused by the pollution that characterizes the location from which I photographed, Montecassiano (MC - ITALY). Average of 17 RGB poses from 4 minutes to 800 ISO with IDAS D1 filter plus 6 poses from 8 minutes to 3200 iso with Hn-alpha filter 12nm Astronomik, so about 2 hours of total integration.

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26 persons like it: Adr7, Albertopantellini, Aleziggio, Arci, BCorrado67, Canopo70, Claudio Ricci, Daomao, Dettofatto, Dionigi Colombo, Endriu85, FasoAD, Gianni Lancioni, Grizzly, Guidouprising, Magda69, Mikybo86, Motofoto, Panleo1, RikCapra, Slashleo, Taranis, Technophil, TheBlackbird, Valeriano84, Zanzibar79

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Canopo70

sent on January 08, 2019 (15:06) | This comment has been translated

Spectacular

Technophil

sent on January 08, 2019 (19:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Always on the piece and always one of the best Cri! 8-

Cristianfat

sent on January 08, 2019 (23:42) | This comment has been translated

Thank you all!

Goldrake

sent on January 09, 2019 (8:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Nice shot a little ' load for my taste, with what frame you chase?

Cristianfat

sent on January 09, 2019 (8:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

When I use the 400 2.8 is enough the GP vixen, for heavier optics I also have a EQ6 SS.

Adr7

sent on January 11, 2019 (12:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful! A question maybe stupid, since I do not know much about astrophotography: The 6d is able to withstand poses so long without heating too much? I have read on various forums that we recommend the use of a cooled camera, in these cases.

Cristianfat

sent on January 14, 2019 (0:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you! Theoretically the heat slowly translates into a signal (so noise), but fortunately the winter nights come to help, the problem is noticed more in the summer. However, cooled SLR cameras are always preferable, but they become very specific for astronomical use.

Arci

sent on April 08, 2020 (12:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A masterpiece, I do not understand why a wonderful photo like this has not collected many other ratings. For me we are like likes at least an order of magnitude below.
Compliments your shots of astronomy are majestic.

Cristianfat

sent on April 08, 2020 (14:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Arci, probably not everyone realizes how complicated it is to get a similar result, however I just need to know that someone understands it! ;-)

Arci	sent on April 08, 2020 (14:55) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) You should do an article, you're great

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