The Rosette Nebula NGC2237

[2112]

At 420mm and the sensor on my ZWO ASI533MC Pro single shot camera this fills the screen. This is an un-cropped image

33 x 180 sec. exposures

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Good grief your getting good at this quick.

 

[jimr.pdx]

Feels very 3-dimensional.

 

[2112]

Good grief your getting good at this quick.

With the right gear imaging is the easy part (kinda), photoshop kicks my butt...

Thank you

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Don’t sell yourself short! Plopping these into deep sky or whatever and letting them merge/stack is a walk away and go to bed situation...grabbing the shot is no easy matter!

 

[2112]

Don’t sell yourself short! Plopping these into deep sky or whatever and letting them merge/stack is a walk away and go to bed situation...grabbing the shot is no easy matter!

Imaging can be a bit stressful, especially when guiding wants to act up, clouds move in as it did while I was imaging the Wizard Nebula last night. Later the clouds moved on and that's when I slewed the scope around to the Rosette and took these images.

I have a lot of data on the Horsehead and Flame nebula, but the left star in Orion's belt blows out every time. I'm sure there's a trick to it and just need to get the exposure right..

Thanks again

Mark

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Well good for you. You know enough that when plan A goes to hell, you whip it around and can still catch a stunning plan B! The rest of us mere mortals would’ve went home defeated!