Weather was mostly cloudy or veiled, but I managed to get a few clean frames between the clouds
The Great Orion Nebula, M42, in narrowband. Two processing versions, using HOO palette (more natural looking) and SHO (more detailed, as it also includes Sulfur).
Mars getting smaller, a few weeks after its opposition.
A couple of close up of the Moon, around the craters Copernicus and Plato.
The Red Planets a few days before its 2020 opposition, one of the closest in years.
Jupiter, a few weeks after its 2020 opposition.
Saturn a few weeks after its opposition, August 2020.
This is the third processed image from my trip to Namibia, probably the best one of the entire set, since it has the most data: almost three half nights of "gross time", but barely 4 hours after discarding bad frames.
To the right, you can see the big and gorgeous Lagoon nebula. On the left side, the much smaller, but still nice and interesting (and more coloured) Trifid Nebula.
They're both also known respectively as M 8 and M 20, from the Messier catalogue.
Technical data:
Camera: ASI183MM
Mount: Star Adventurer (no autoguiding).
Telescope: TS Apo 60mm F/5.5 with 0.79x focal reducer (focal length: 265mm).
Filters: Astronomik LRGB Typ IIc
Shooting software: AstroPhoto Plus
Processing: Pixinsight
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