Spent 3 Nights Imaging on NGC 7023 the Iris Nebula. A reflection nebula located 1,300 light years away in the constellation Cepheus.
Captured with the RASA 11, ASI2600MC-P camera, UV-IR cut filter and CGX-L mount.
Total integration time was 9 hours 45minutes.
If you would like to have a go at processing this data yourself, I have made all the raw data available as well as the pre-stacked image (if you don't fancy downloading all the raw!). The data can be found at the following location:
The raw data is in all the zip files (lights and flats for each of the 3 nights) and the pre-stacked image is the Stacked_Raw.fits file and the associated html file contains the details of the stack.
Until the next time,
Clear Skies!
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