The Tulip
Image Description and Details : This colourful region, located in the constellation Cygnus, has many distinct views of energized gas, all of which give a deep sense of wonder and amazement. The night sky is wonderful, always look up!
We are star dust.
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This was captured over 8 nights across June and July, only 3 hours at a time due to our limited darkness on the 51st parallel North.
27hr 47min total exposure time
94x300” Sii
84x300” Ha
119x300” Oiii
31x120” R
32x120” G
28xx120” B
40x Darks
180 Flats/Dark Flats
06/06, 06/25-30, 07/09/2021
Bortle 6/7
Calgary, AB
Setup#1 - SHO
711mm Focal Length
@williamoptics GT102
@williamoptics Flat68iii
@antliafilters SHO 3nm, 2”
@antliafilters RGB, 2”
@skywatcherusa EQ6-R Pro
@zwoasi ASI2600MM-Pro, unity, -10C
@zwoasi EAF
@zwoasi EFW 7x2, 2”
@zwoasi OAG68M
@zwoasi ASI290MM-mini
@zwoasi ASIAir Pro
APP, PI, PS, MLR
Copyright: Andrew Lesser
AAPOD2 Title: The Tulip
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