Hello,
Here is one of my latest-processed images, which was actually shot late in 2013. This is IC443 (the Jellyfish nebula), which some of you may recognize as a target I shot and shared recently, but this time with the image composed with another nebula in the image, NGC 2174, or the Monkey Head Nebula. There’s a bonus third nebula in the field of view, Sharpless 274, which itself looks like a little comb jellyfish on its own.
These targets were shot and processed using the standard H-alpha/RGB method for emission nebulae. In addition, I also shot them with additional narrowband wavelengths of SII and OIII, and processed them in the famous Hubble Palette.
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/JellyMonkey.html
Please click on the thumbnails to bring up full-sized (75%) images. Direct links:
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/Images/JellyMonkey/JellyMonkeyHaRGB-2014.jpg
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/Images/JellyMonkey/JellyMonkeySHO-2014.jpg
Enjoy,
Eric
Here is one of my latest-processed images, which was actually shot late in 2013. This is IC443 (the Jellyfish nebula), which some of you may recognize as a target I shot and shared recently, but this time with the image composed with another nebula in the image, NGC 2174, or the Monkey Head Nebula. There’s a bonus third nebula in the field of view, Sharpless 274, which itself looks like a little comb jellyfish on its own.
These targets were shot and processed using the standard H-alpha/RGB method for emission nebulae. In addition, I also shot them with additional narrowband wavelengths of SII and OIII, and processed them in the famous Hubble Palette.
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/JellyMonkey.html
Please click on the thumbnails to bring up full-sized (75%) images. Direct links:
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/Images/JellyMonkey/JellyMonkeyHaRGB-2014.jpg
http://www.skiesbyafrica.com/Nebulae/Images/JellyMonkey/JellyMonkeySHO-2014.jpg
Enjoy,
Eric
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