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NGC 2264 Cone Nebula

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(@volkanovun)
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NGC 2264 Cone Nebula

Imaging scope Celestron 8" Newtonian
Mount AVX
Guiding scope Svbony 30/120
Imaging camera QHYCCD163M, Baader coma corrector
Guiding camera ASI120MM
HaRGB combination 10x300s Ha, 30x160s Red, 30x160s Green 30x160s Blue, 30 flats and 30 dark flats per filter, 30x300s and 30x160s
N.I.N.A, PHD2, Astro Pixel Processor

Seeing 5, transparency 5, bortle 9

Since I have a limited angle of view I completed in 3 nights

Cone Nebula Mid

   
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(@vincent-mod)
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That's a beauty! Seems like there is some color gradients in the image? Could also be part of the object, difficult to say sometimes. 🙂


   
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(@volkanovun)
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Thanks.

You're absolutely right. I've seen very different pictures of Cone nebula, it's located in a very wide nebulosity, which can be noticed either with 3.5nm narrowband filters or very long time exposures. In a bortle9 I could shoot max. 160seconds with RGB filters, so these gradients are possibly a light pollution, which I do not want to work hardly, in the name of not loosing some real nebulosity details. 


   
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Understood, you can correct for that pretty good usually, but if it indeed is not your preference for the other area's, that's fine as well of course. 🙂 Very nice anyway!


   
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