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This deep image uses
the sharpest camera lens I have ever encountered, the Zeiss Milvus
135mm f/2. Wide open its produces pinpoints across the entire
field. If you go deep enough, you can see that the Seagull nebula
here has huge extended wings running all the way to the top and
bottom edges of this field. These are virtually unknown in other
amateur images. Even the Wolf-Rayet bubble at the top NGC2359
seems to have extended insect like wings extending east and west.
Ive tried many times in the past six months to nail this composition,
and finally got it!
Technical Data: Zeiss
Milvus 135mm f/2, ASI2600mm + IDAS NBZ filter, LRGB = 110 mins
total, Happy Jack, Az.
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