NGC7822 in Ha and OIII

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NGC7822 in Ha and OIII

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Hi
This is my next project, NGC7822 and I've managed to get 4.5 hours each of Ha and OIII thanks to a couple of clear nights. It was taken with the FSQ106ED and Starlight Xpress SXVF H9 on a Paramount ME using 30 minute sub frames, the processing has again been a combination of levels and minor contrast curves adjustments with a colour adjustment to tone down the red. I am hoping to add some SII data on my next night off if the weather is clear.
The Ha channel can be seen on the Nebulae 2 page of my website http://www.imagingtheheavens.co.uk and there is a full size high resolution version at the following link http://www.pbase.com/imaging_the_heaven ... 8/original
Thanks for looking
Best wishes
Gordon

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Another excellent picture, great effort.
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Nice!
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