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NGC 7822 Question Mark Nebula

UrmasX
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Continuing the testing of the The Mounty UK-1411DF mount (Made In The Mlya). And the SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO telescope. This time with a sulfur and hydrogen-beta filter. Here, both sulfur and hydrogen-beta are present. Objects need to be chosen more carefully for this filter, but the result looks more interesting than "all red" with hydrogen-alpha.

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO
Camera
ZWO ASI585MC Air
Mount
The Монти УХ-1411ДФ
Guide Scope
встроенный датчик
Guide Camera
SC2210
Accessories
ZWO ASIAirZWO EAF
Software
SiriL
Location
Токсово, Россия

Light pollution

Red, Bortle 7 zone

Date taken

Exposure

  • 123 × 180″ · ISO/Gain: 201 · фильтр Antlia ALP-T SII+Hb

Total exposure: 6 h 9 m

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NGC 7822 Question Mark Nebula
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NGC 7822 Question Mark Nebula

Apr 12th, 2026

6 h 9 m

Continuing the testing of the The Mounty UK-1411DF mount (Made In The Mlya). And the SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO telescope. This time with a sulfur and hydrogen-beta filter. Here, both sulfur and hydrogen-beta are present. Objects need to be chosen more carefully for this filter, but the result looks more interesting than "all red" with hydrogen-alpha.

NGC 7822 Question Mark Nebula
NGC 7822 Question Mark Nebula

Apr 5th, 2026

3 h 9 m

Continuing the tests of the new "half-frame" SVbony SV535, combined with testing the new mount The Mount UCH-1411DF and selecting a "standard" filter for this setup. So far, the favorite among filters is the Antlia ALP-T Ha + OIII 5nm in the "regular" version, for optics "slower" than f/3.6. Because it is available. And oxygen, albeit slightly, does show.

NGC 7822 The Question Mark Nebula
NGC 7822 The Question Mark Nebula

Mar 31st, 2026

6 h 21 m

Continuing tests of the new SVbony SV535 "One-and-a-Half"The filter is in the drawer in front of the objective lens. It seems a filter for "fast" telescopes is needed here. Only, it costs more than the telescope itself.Or one with a wider bandpass...

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Robert Nik
With a wider bandpass, 7-8 nm
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UrmasXReply to Robert Nik
So they will cost more than the telescope itself, whether it's the L-extreme, the Antlia ALP-T Dual Band 5nm Ha&OIII Highspeed, or the Askar ColourMagic... But there is the L-eNhance. And with it, in just over an hour, here’s what I managed to capture: https://deepskyhosting.com/5TiUNIg
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