NGC7023 - Iris Nebula

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NGC7023 - Iris Nebula

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Hi
Carrying on with the RGB targets until the narrow band season comes round again, I shot this over three nights starting last week, it was taken with the FSQ106ED and ML 8300 on a Paramount ME and is 18x10 minutes Luminance and 13x10 minutes each for RGB. The full size image can be seen at the following link
http://www.pbase.com/imaging_the_heaven ... 4/original
It could do with more data to iron out the noise but I have to be grateful for any clear skies
Thanks for looking
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Gordon

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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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Wonderful capture Gordon!
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