NGC 6992 – Eastern Veil Nebula ()

 Posted: 14 Nov, 2022
NGC 6992 – Eastern Veil Nebula ()
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Technical Info
Telescope or Lens: William Optics Zenithstar ZS 61
Camera: ZWO ASI533MC Pro
Mount: SW AZ-GTI
Guide Scope: SV Bony 120 mm
Guide Camera: ASI 120 mini
Software: PixInSight, Photoshop
Exposure:
140 x 120" ISO/Gain: 101 - Optolong L-extrme
Orange zoneLight Pollution:
 Samara, Russia
 07.06.2022
4 h 40 m
733
NGC 6992, the Eastern Veil Nebula is a large supernova remnant in the constellation Cygnus.

The image below shows the Veil Nebula using a one-shot-color camera and a duo-narrowband filter. This filter collects light in both h-alpha and OIII simultaneously in a single exposure.

The wispy filaments of the Eastern Veil Nebula are a part of a larger overall network of nebulae in this area of the sky, called the Cygnus Loop. The Western Veil Nebula is equally as stunning as this target.

The image above was captured from my light polluted backyard (Bortle Class 7) . A photo like this from home seemed impossible to me when I first began taking deep sky astrophotography images from my backyard.

This photo is a testament to the power of filters when imaging under heavily light polluted skies.
Resolution: 2823x2793 px
Scale: 12488 KB
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Снимок удивительной красоты!
14 Nov, 2022 Reply
Deniffler Replied to 1
Благодарю!
14 Nov, 2022 Reply
С дебютом, Денис!
15 Nov, 2022 Reply
Deniffler Replied to Alex Ch
Спасибо
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