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Re:Iris Nebula

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Iris Nebula was created by Rick Bassham

Taken at the Gayle H Rigsbee Observatory in South Carolina, with my new TMB 100/800 APO on an iOptron CEM120. ZWO ASI2600MC-Pro. Taken at the Gayle H Rigsbee Observatory in South Carolina, with my new TMB 100/800 APO on an iOptron CEM120. ZWO ASI2600MC-Pro.
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Last edit: 2 years 9 months ago by Rick Bassham.
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Replied by Eric on topic Re:Iris Nebula

Nice shot! That's a target I fumbled with this year.

-Eric
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Replied by Rick Bassham on topic Re:Iris Nebula

Thanks Eric. My first time imaging this target. I'd like to get more data to help bring out the blue color more.
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Replied by Eric on topic Re:Re:Iris Nebula

This was my attempt. My red frames suffered from a calibration issue, probably darks were scaled incorrectly, or offset was wrong. The red frame has very low dynamic, so stretching its range leads to a stair effect and halos being unnecessarily emphasised. It's not the first time I fail a project for this reason, but I have not found the root cause yet.

Also, I think that framing is important on this target. There are very interesting structures around, and rotating and shifting the sensor to catch them - or creating a mosaic - makes it a nice challenge.

-Eric
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