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LBN 354

Category:Deep Sky
Published:
1234
LBN 354
Resolution:
1869x1029 px
File size:
3527 KB

Photo description / processing

I shot another 4-5 hours, already at a different temperature, all frames where stars were larger than 3 FWHM went to the trash. Only 83 frames remained, totaling almost 7 hours.

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
Askar 71F
Camera
Zwo ASI662MC
Mount
ZWO AM5
Guide Scope
30F4
Guide Camera
ZWO ASI120MM
Software
Pixinsight
Location
Russia

Light pollution

Yellow, Bortle 5 zone

Date taken

Exposure

  • 83 × 300″ · ISO/Gain: 252 ·

Total exposure: 6 h 55 m

Photo versions

LBN 354
Updated
LBN 354

Apr 22nd, 2025

2 h 20 m

LBN 354
Current photo
LBN 354

Sep 22nd, 2024

6 h 55 m

I shot another 4-5 hours, already at a different temperature, all frames where stars were larger than 3 FWHM went to the trash. Only 83 frames remained, totaling almost 7 hours.

LBN 354
LBN 354

Aug 4th, 2024

3 h 30 m

Added data from the second imaging session.

LBN 354
LBN 354

Aug 2nd, 2024

1 h 45 m

LBN 354 is part of the emission nebula NGC 7000, which is called the North America Nebula. LBN 354 is known as the Cygnus Wall. It is a region with a high concentration of star formation. Its distance is about 1,500 light-years.

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Comments

Oleg Novoselov
A tip: don't shoot exposures of 300 seconds with this camera, especially without narrowband filters. Set it to 120, maybe even 60 at such a gain, and the stars will look like stars, not like saucers.
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