The M16 Eagle Nebula Deep Field
Stellarvue SV80 f/6 Astrograph
Uploaded 11/12/21
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did not expect the entire field here to be literally covered
in glowing hydrogen. There are almost no dark backgrounds here
to set the low end of the histogram to, however some of the dark
globules worked well. M16 is the nebula in the center, and glows
with a more pink coloration due to higher levels of OIII and
Hbeta lines. You can just see the tiny "Star Queen"
in the center of this bright portion as a dark outline. Several
Sharpless nebula appear also in this field, along with a few
star clusters indicated on the key I've provided below for identification. |
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Instrument: SV80S Astrograph with Televue 0.8x FF
Mount: Home Made GEM
Camera: ZWO ASI071MC Pro Color CMOS + Optolong LEnh
Guider: ZWO ASI120 mini w/4" f/10 SCT guidescope
Exposure: 60m
Location: Happy Jack, Arizona, Elevation: 7000 ft.
Sky: Seeing FWHM = 1 arcsec , Transparency 9/10
Outside Temperature: 45 F
Image Processing Tools:
Maxim DL6: Calibration, Color Conversion
PixInsight: DBE, Curves, Stacking
Photoshop CS2: Cleanup
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