NGC7023, or the Iris Nebula,
is located in the constellation of Cepheus. It is almost symmetrical in
appearance and while there is a small emission component next to the bright
central star, the rest of the nebula is reflective in nature. Seeing was
quite good on this second night with the SXV-H9C camera. My proficiency
with the native SX software was also improved, with better results focusing!
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Image info:
12"LX200 on a Losmandy
Titan Mount
Starlight Express
SXV-H9C
11x4 mins
f/4.0? (15 mm spacer used)
Stacked and processed in Astroart
guided with a Mintron 12V1
on a piggybacked 80mm Stellarvue 78L f/9.6 refractor