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Happy Saint Valentine's day to everyone! Copyright: Stefano Campani From: Reggio Emilia (Italy) Date: 4 - 11 feb 2022 Heart Nebula, IC1805 6 hours Ha (Moravian G2-8300 on Nikon 300 2.8) 4 hours OIII (Moravian G2-8300 on Nikon 300 2.8) 2 hours RGB (Moravian G2-8300 on Nikon 300 2.8) https://static.wi...

The California Nebula in Ha RGB about 7 hours with a kaf8300 and nikon 300 2.8 Copyright: Stefano Campani https://stefano-campani.000webhostapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/California_stefanoRed-768x582.jpg Hope you enjoy. Feel free to use it, with credits Full image on my site https://stefano-cam...

Here a picture of wirtanen comet near Pleiades, taken during December 15, 2018 night Copyright: Stefano Campani This picture has been taken with a nikon 300mm f2.8 and a DSLR. 1 hour exposition time total. https://stefano-campani.000webhostapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Wirtanen_easy-768x513.jpg...

NCG6888, Crescent Nebula Copyright: Stefano Campani Here is an Image of this beautiful 3D nebula, NGC6888, with my newton telescope @2500mm focal length https://stefano-campani.000webhostapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/CrescentNebulaReduced-768x580.jpg Enjoy Full res version on my site, following...

Rainbow Angel I think this is a neat demonstration of three aspects of atmospheric physics here - the high-G turn slowed the plane enough to permit a sharp photograph, which in turn caused a region of high pressure on the top surface of the plane which condensed moisture out of the air for the ethe...

Dumbbell nebula, M27
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Copyright: Stefano Campani Thor's Helmet Page [attachment=0]thorstefano.jpg[/attachment] http://stefano-campani.net46.net/web_images/thor_co1.jpg NGC 2359, also known as Thor's Helmet, in RGB-Ha-OIII. It is a quite faint emission nebula in the constellation Canis Major. This nebula is approximately ...

Ann wrote:Hi Stefano!

I like your picture, and I particularly like that you have managed to bring out the large outer low surface brightness arms. You are right, they are not often seen in photographs!

Ann

Thank you so much Ann!

Stefano

Hello I want to show you this picture of mine for : the Fireworks galaxy (NGC6946) at the boundary between Cygnus and Cepheus http://stefano-campani.net46.net/web_images/ngc6946_work.jpg It was taken with a Newton telescope 24" @ f/4 and a common reflex Canon EOS 450d from Cervarezza (R.E.), It...