Swan's Cloud Nebula

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Swan's Cloud Nebula sent on May 21, 2020 (14:56) by Robywan64. 2 comments, 402 views.

Nebulosa NGC 6992 (Nebulosa Velo Est), NGC 6995, IC 1340 (Nebulosa Rete), NGC 6974, NGC 6979 (Nebulosa Triangolo di Pickering), Nebulosa NGC 6960 (Nebulosa Velo Ovest o Filamentosa) Andando a cercare nel mio archivio di foto ho trovato riprese del soggetto effettuate nel 2013, 2015, 2016 e 2017 perciò ho provato ad integrarle assieme Sono 74 pose da 300 secondi + 46 pose da 180 secondi, per un totale di 508 minuti di integrazione complessiva Telescopio: Takahashi 102 @ f/6 Camera: Canon 5D Mark II modificata Baader, ISO 1600 Filtro: nessuno

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5 persons like it: Fabio F77, Gp70, MarsCr, Pi Gi, Quellolà

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Gp70	sent on May 21, 2020 (19:30) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) No filter and all that signal? Great... too bad for jpeg compression that steals a bit of sharpness from the images. Compliments Gp

Robywan64

sent on May 22, 2020 (22:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Gp70
Many signal from 508 minutes of integration and no filter because the sky of Mount Amiata was very dark.
The problem with this shooting is the endless number of stars in the Milky Way that hide the weak filaments of the nebula

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