The Orion Nebula is a bright diffuse nebula located in the constellation Orion, approximately 1,344 light-years away from Earth, and reaches its annual culmination at astronomical midnight mid December.
Category: Emission Nebula
In my new workflow, even the trapezium comes to light. I’ve added more color to my 2024 version of the picture.
While reprocessing all my “old” material, this is the first picture I took with my Vixen VC200L. The difference is hard to believe.
A short evening with a result, but it could use at least double the exposure time.
The new workflow shows his power also on duo-narrowband material.
The picture combines HA/OIII nebula with RGB stars.
Legacy Lens from the 1970th meets my new workflow in 2024. The reprocessed version of the Orion region.
My 2023 reprocessed version of the Horsehead Nebula data from december 2021 with duo-narrowband filter.
The Elephant’s Trunk Nebula in my 2024 reprocessed version with photons collected in september 2021.
The available data are not the best. Nevertheless, the step to use a flattener was very important for me.
Dear Monkey Head Nebula: I won!
I tried it countless times. I was never successful to get a picture out of this material. Now, almost 3 years later I got a workflow (and the software) to handle this!