crimbfighter
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The Horse Head and Flame Nebulae! The constellation Orion is one of the most recognizable in the winter sky, and it contains some awesome objects to view and image. Here is a deep dive into the Horse Head and Flame Nebulae. Imaged over two nights from my Bortle 5/6 back yard, the dark column of gas in the center resembles a horse's head, and it's flanked on the lower left by the lighter Flame Nebula.
-Astro-Tech AT130EDT 130mm f/7 telescope with a 0.8x reducer, making it a 728mm focal length, f/5.6 scope.
-ZWO ASI2600MC Pro cooled camera
-ZWO EAF focuser
-iOptron HAE43 Strain Wave Gear mount
-Optolong L-Pro light polution filter
-Pegasus Astro Mini Powerbox
-Orion 60mm guide scope
-Orion Starshoot autoguider
-Controlled with a MeLE Quieter3Q mini PC running Windows
Software
-Sequence Generator Pro for acquisition
-PixInsight and Photoshop for image processing
-PHD2 guiding software
-132 x 180sec subexposures
-calibrated with 15 each darks, flats, and dark flats
-Total integration time of 6.6hrs
-Astro-Tech AT130EDT 130mm f/7 telescope with a 0.8x reducer, making it a 728mm focal length, f/5.6 scope.
-ZWO ASI2600MC Pro cooled camera
-ZWO EAF focuser
-iOptron HAE43 Strain Wave Gear mount
-Optolong L-Pro light polution filter
-Pegasus Astro Mini Powerbox
-Orion 60mm guide scope
-Orion Starshoot autoguider
-Controlled with a MeLE Quieter3Q mini PC running Windows
Software
-Sequence Generator Pro for acquisition
-PixInsight and Photoshop for image processing
-PHD2 guiding software
-132 x 180sec subexposures
-calibrated with 15 each darks, flats, and dark flats
-Total integration time of 6.6hrs