M1 Crab Nebula BiColor RGB Stars

M1 Crab Nebula BiColor RGB Stars Dec 26, 2021 377 views4040×27733.41 MB

John Travis

In 7 groups

Backyard

Bortle

Tau

5h 34m 32s · +22° 0′ 50″

0.47°

0.69″/px

204.23°N

Integration

Hα	100×300″	8h 20′	14 Nov 2021
OIII	100×300″	8h 20′	29 Nov 2021
ZWO Blue Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″	25′	23 Dec 2021
ZWO Green Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″	25′	23 Dec 2021
ZWO Red Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″	25′	23 Dec 2021
Totals		17h 55′	3 days in 2021	72%

Hα	100×300″=8h 20′
14 Nov 2021

OIII	100×300″=8h 20′
29 Nov 2021

ZWO Blue Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″=25′
23 Dec 2021

ZWO Green Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″=25′
23 Dec 2021

ZWO Red Filter Optimized for ASI1600	25×60″=25′
23 Dec 2021

Totals	17h 55′
3 days in 2021	72%

Imaging equipment

Optics	William Optics GT102 102mm f/6.9 Apo Refractor
Camera	ZWO ASI183MM Pro
Mount	Paramount MyT
Filters	null Baader OIII 8.5nm 1.25" Baader Planetarium Baader H-Alpha 1,25" 7nm CCD ZWO Blue Filter Optimized for ASI1600 ZWO Green Filter Optimized for ASI1600 ZWO Red Filter Optimized for ASI1600
Accessory	Orion Thin off-axis guider
Software	Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight
Software	null Astro Pixel Processor APP null Adobe Photoshop CC Software Bisque The SkyX Professional

Guiding equipment

Guiding camera	ZWO ASI174MM Mini

Objects

M 1 NGC 1952

Description

Here is my take on the Crab Nebula after what seems like forever collecting data. Started imaging in mid-November and it's been a cloud fest ever since then! LOL! Anyways, I finally collected enough data to put an image together. Decide to go with a Bicolor palette and RGB stars, as this was the most appealing to me. Also, I didn't have to collect SII data. Which was a bonus considering the clouds. Hope you enjoy it!

Revision: B

Title Rev B

Description Tweaked for more details using HiPass filter in PS.

Published Dec 26, 2021, 7:25:22 PM

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