Hello to all:
Also of yesterday at night, with 2 hours with subs of 600 seconds, with the filters of Ha, Sii and Oiii, applied to RGB respectively.
Thanks to happen to see the photography.



Many greetings
César

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WOW! My compliments to your astrophoto skills. Nicely done!

Very Nice colors and very sharp N. A. Neb. A job welldone!.

Many greetings
César
Awesome shot Cesar.
I'm going to visit your Webpage now.

Wow! That is beautiful! What's NGC 7000? Is that a particular hard one to see?

NGC 7000 is the North American Nebula. Large, but notoriously difficult to see. I believe a nebula filter and very low power are necessary.

From my dark location in the middle of nowhere it is visible naked eye, though a UHC type filter held to the eye makes it easier to see by suppressing the background Milky Way stars. It is easy in 10x50 binoculars. Its large size makes it a difficult telescope object except for the "wall" region. Again a UHC or OIII filter helps a lot when viewing it through a telescope. You need a very wide field to catch it all however. My 6" f/4 at 25x gives a good view of it with a 2 degree field of view. It's rather difficult in my 10" at 50x however.

Rick