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    August 02, 2024, 11:10:56 PM
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    I will try to make you these bearish times a little more enjoyable (OT, though).

    Considering the short exposure, totaling in a little over an hour of time, because i had to remove so many frames because of thin, high clouds, i managed to edit out quite a presentable image of the Veil Nebula, which is high at the sky at this time of the year, which means that the backround (space) is very dark and even. Using a filter which is blocking moonlight and letting Oxygen-3 and Hydrogen-Alpha radiation get through. This is an ideal combination to shoot Ha/O3 rich gaseous nebulae, even if they are located in a star-rich region, like this one.
    I also have almost two hours of exposure from the same object from the night before i shot this one, but it seems like i forgot to turn on the camera's sensor window heating (or it didn't work this time), so there was a central dew-circle forming over the time, because this year the summer nights are extremely humid. When i repeated the session the next day, i had to battle more clouding.
    I am satisfied with the resolution and sensitiveness of the new astrocamera, it was totally worth it to replace the older model, and it's a pity how rarely the conditions are allowing me to use it this year.
    Nevertheless, enjoy:



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