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Rosette Nebula HaRGBby ~DoomWillFindYou

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Updated image of NGC 2244 with 2 hours of additional H-alpha data used for the Luminance channel.

For more info on this object, see [link]

Takahashi NJP Temma II, Takahashi TSA-102 at f/6, FLI ML8300. Color data from Takahashi E-130 and SBIG ST-4000 XCM. 300 minutes total exposure time.

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~RayM0506 Apr 5, 2012 Hobbyist Artist

Fantastic image.

~BiancaDana Mar 8, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

amazing, love it

~Gem-of-cali Sep 25, 2011

This is niceeee......I love it.

~DoomWillFindYou Sep 27, 2011

Thanks!

~Gem-of-cali Sep 27, 2011

Your welcome.

*ZeSly Jan 12, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Lots fo details in this original view of the Rosette Nebulae.

~DoomWillFindYou Jan 14, 2010

Thanks! I'm pretty happy with the improvement I've made in equipment and technique since my last attempt on this object back in 2008. The H-alpha filter helps immensely, as I was actually shooting through thin high clouds by the end of the night but the filter is so deep in the red part of the spectrum that it helped cut through a bit.

*ZeSly Jan 14, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks for this detail ! Which H-alpha filter did you use ? What is its width ?

~DoomWillFindYou Jan 16, 2010

I blew most of my budget in mid 2008 getting the camera and the filter wheel, so I went with Optec filters which were 1) in stock where I bought the camera, and 2) half the price of the higher end Astrodon filters. The H-alpha filter is 8nm FWHM, which is a bit wide (I get slight gradients shooting near the moon). I hope to eventually get something in the 3-5nm range for better contrast when I have the money.

~BurningScream Jan 8, 2010

it's just too pretty >.<

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