North America and Pelican Nebulae
Photo description / processing
NGC7000 North America and Cosmosaurs IC 5070
just now realized that I was shooting without UV/IR-cut and why the stars have such a strange color
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Askar FMA180
- Camera
- ZWO 294 pro
- Mount
- Star Adventurer GTI
- Accessories
- ZWO ASIAIR Pro
- Software
- Astro Pixel Processor, Adobe Camera Raw
- Location
- Казань, Россия
Light pollution
Green, Bortle 4 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 55 × 120″ · ISO/Gain: 117 · t-10 C ·
Total exposure: 1 h 50 m
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North America and Pelican NebulaeJul 18th, 2025
1 h 50 m
NGC7000 North America and Cosmosaurs IC 5070 just now realized that I was shooting without UV/IR-cut and why the stars have such a strange color
North America Nebula NGC 7000 in the constellation Cygnus
May 9th, 2024
14 m
The North America Nebula NGC 7000 in the constellation Cygnus through the clouds
The North America Nebula NGC 7000 in the constellation Cygnus.
Jul 29th, 2021
14 m
I still haven't shared my catch from July 14, 2021. The astrophotography session took place about 40 km from the city. The Milky Way was clearly visible to the naked eye. In our net, we caught the Veil Nebula—a huge supernova remnant—and the North America Nebula, NGC 7000, in the constellation Cygnus. The total integration time for them was no more than 15 minutes, using two-minute exposures. Equipment and shooting parameters: Exposures: 120 seconds, ISO 800, Canon 1000Da, Jupiter-37A lens, mounted on a Star Adventurer. Calibration frames: darks, flats, and biases are included. Processing: DSS, color balance in Fitswork4, final touch-ups in Lightroom.
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