VdB 152, Barnard 175 & Co October 202120212021 Monthly Winners Oct 26 Written By Jason Matter Image Description and Details : Here is a rich field located within the large molecular cloud of Cepheus.This image was an experiment under my downtown sky, and i am rather happy with the result because, although having probably approached the limits of the Bortle 7 sky, it shows that urban astrophotography still offers possibilities with this type of object.4 types of nebulae are visible in this image, against a background of nebulosities of interstellar dust:- the dark nebula Barnard 175, a dense pillar of dust- the reflection nebula Vdb 152, shining a characteristic blue at the top of this dark pillar- the old planetary nebula DeHt-5 radiating mainly in the wavelengths of ionized hydrogen and oxygen (red and blue)- part of the SNR 110.3 + 11.3 supernova remnant whose ionized hydrogen filaments (red) cross the fieldSome distant small galaxies are visible in the background despite the density of this area of the Milky Way.37h30 of exposures carried out in September and October 2021 in Amiens (Bortle 7) through LRVB filters supplemented by H and O filters for NP and supernova remanence with:newton 250mm f / 3.8CEM120 mountCamera ZWO ASI 2600mmProcessing with Pixinsight and Photoshop.L: 645 x 120sRGB: 33x120s, 40x120s and 44x120sH: 85 x 300sO: 60 x 300sCopyright: Mathieu Guinot Support AAPOD2 for free! Use Our AGENA ASTRO Affliate Link AAPOD2 Title: VdB 152, Barnard 175 & Co AAPOD2 Page Link: https://www.aapod2.com/blog/vdb152 Submit Your Photo! vdb 152barnard 175mathieu guinot Jason Matter
VdB 152, Barnard 175 & Co October 202120212021 Monthly Winners Oct 26 Written By Jason Matter Image Description and Details : Here is a rich field located within the large molecular cloud of Cepheus.This image was an experiment under my downtown sky, and i am rather happy with the result because, although having probably approached the limits of the Bortle 7 sky, it shows that urban astrophotography still offers possibilities with this type of object.4 types of nebulae are visible in this image, against a background of nebulosities of interstellar dust:- the dark nebula Barnard 175, a dense pillar of dust- the reflection nebula Vdb 152, shining a characteristic blue at the top of this dark pillar- the old planetary nebula DeHt-5 radiating mainly in the wavelengths of ionized hydrogen and oxygen (red and blue)- part of the SNR 110.3 + 11.3 supernova remnant whose ionized hydrogen filaments (red) cross the fieldSome distant small galaxies are visible in the background despite the density of this area of the Milky Way.37h30 of exposures carried out in September and October 2021 in Amiens (Bortle 7) through LRVB filters supplemented by H and O filters for NP and supernova remanence with:newton 250mm f / 3.8CEM120 mountCamera ZWO ASI 2600mmProcessing with Pixinsight and Photoshop.L: 645 x 120sRGB: 33x120s, 40x120s and 44x120sH: 85 x 300sO: 60 x 300sCopyright: Mathieu Guinot Support AAPOD2 for free! Use Our AGENA ASTRO Affliate Link AAPOD2 Title: VdB 152, Barnard 175 & Co AAPOD2 Page Link: https://www.aapod2.com/blog/vdb152 Submit Your Photo! vdb 152barnard 175mathieu guinot Jason Matter