The Iris Nebula, also known as NGC 7023, is a reflection nebula located in the constellation Cepheus, characterized by its stunning blue hues and intricate, illuminated dust clouds.
Category: Reflection Nebula
I found unused M45 data while organizing my astrophoto data. The Pleiades data is from 2021, the telescope already sold and the picture reprocessed after a single month due to a new plugin.
My 1st version of the beautiful Iris Nebula Caldwell4 with my Baader Travel Companion 95/580.
Reflection nebula embedded in HII. The newly processed data from my first astrophoto taken with my Baader 95/580 CaF2 Travel Companion APO in 2023.
A reprocessed astrophoto with Mars and Pleiades using an Olympus legacy lens.
The new workflow shows his power also on duo-narrowband material.
The picture combines HA/OIII nebula with RGB stars.
NGC 6914
NGC 6914 is a reflection nebula located in the constellation Cygnus that appears as a blue glow caused by the scattering of light from hot, young stars by the dust in the nebula.
The Pleiades are an open star cluster composed of young, hot stars and visible in the sky as part of the Taurus constellation.
The available data are not the best. Nevertheless, the step to use a flattener was very important for me.
Reprocessing is worth it. I like the new result.