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NGC2244 - The Rosette Nebula
Location :
Optics :
Filter(s) :
Mount :

Landgraaf
TMB 80/480 @ f4.8 (TeleVue TRF2008 FR&FF)
Baader UHC-S
Losmandy G-11

Autoguiding :
Camera :
Exposure info :
Total Exposure :
Atik 1HS, Vixen VMC110L & Guidemaster
Canon 350D
60 x 420 sec @ ISO800
7h

[ Other resolutions/versions - or click the image for maximum resolution available ]
Center close up 800 x 600 Pixel (230 kB)
Higher Resolution 1280 x 960 Pixel (713 kB)
Maximum Resolution 1800 x 1184 Pixel (951 kB)

Additional notes and remarks:

Object info

The Rosette Nebula is a large nebula in Monoceros consisting of an open star cluster and a surrounding emission nebula. The nebula is usually referred to as NGC 2244, although this is the designation for the open cluster. The nebula itself is cataloged under NGC 2237. The distance to the nebula is about 5.000 light years.


Processing

DSLRFocus for camera control. Calibration, aligning and stacking in IP 2.8. DBE routine in PixInsight was used & Photoshop CS2 was used for final processing.
Light frames were calibrated using 25 darks and 20 flats (flats were also dark subtracted).


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Previous versions

Nov 29, 2006 - 900 x 675 Pixel (283 kB)
Optics : GSO 8" f4 Newton, MPCC + Baader UHC-S
Mount : Losmandy G-11 + Canon 350D
Exposure : 1x 300 + 14 x 240 sec @ ISO800 = 1h 1m

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