NGC7822

Well this month was a tough one. We had weather that just could not make up its mind and it changed constantly. So I stayed 4 nights but really only got 2 worth imaging. With only 2 days I decided to just take this object that I had been wanting to redo after my 2011 attempt.
This is an LRGB taken with the TEC140 @ f/5.3, ML833 and the AP900.
21 x 12 minutes for each filter were taken over 2 nights.
Hope you like it.

http://www.astrophotogallery.org/floyd-s-pics/p13507-ngc7822-lrgb.html

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That's Cool. The cone shape is interesting and there are lots of interesting little dodads throughout.

Pretty nice considering that you are not shooting in H-a narrowband. You might try shooting in H-a and add as luminance to this image.

Rolando

It's a Gas! - Very nice indeed. Maybe a blush of plasma mixed in else we wouldn't see it!? I wonder what % of the atoms/molecules are ionized. I'll bet it's generally miniscule except for superactive regions. Lota stuff out there. Thanx for sharing. Tom