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  • Writer's pictureAmir
    • Oct 22, 2020
    • 1 min read

Caught a Fish

The recent weather in California has been quite a stark contract to previous months. It's been smokeless and clear. I've been able to capture some serious nebula time, especially around the Cassiopeia constellation which is full of nebula and activity. Neighbors with my previous image, the Fishhead Nebula (IC 1795) is a rich region of gas and dust which has a lot of Ha which is common for nebula... but it's also bursting with OIII (blue) in the center region giving it some very nice contrast.

Image specifications below.

Chroma 3nm HA - 222x300s - 18.5 hours

Chroma 3nm OIII - 38x300s - 3.1 hours

Chroma 3nm SII - 38x300s - 3.1 hours

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I haven't posted here in a long time. I don't think anyone reads :D If you do, thanks for reading my ramblings!

I haven't posted in a month, that's because there's been no astronomy or astrophotography done in a month due to unfavorable weather (read: clouds) Hopefully there will be a break soon. My next target

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