Taking a picture of a BEAUTIFUL Nebula in Space

[@AstroCrescent]

Very nice image. Great details 👍🏼.

[@midwest_astro]

Thanks Astro Crescent!

[@Bernd_Schuler]

Hey Mark, this picture is absolutely amazing, really awesome work! Hope to see more in the future :)

[@midwest_astro]

Thank you very much Bernd! More is for sure on the way as I've got I think 2-3 projects in flight at the moment. Need more clear skies though.

[@MrLewis-oj4ms]

Fantastic image Mark! Love the depth of color and detail. Almost 3d looking.

[@midwest_astro]

Appreciate it! Thank you.

[@Calzune]

insane colors!

[@midwest_astro]

Thanks Calzune! Appreciate the support.

[@namanjain7443]

Beautiful

[@midwest_astro]

Thank you

[@scidav87]

Amazing detail

[@midwest_astro]

Thanks David! Your turn bud.

[@scidav87]

@@midwest_astro pixinsight is still my death, lol

[@midwest_astro]

@@scidav87 😂

[@SPACEJUNKastro]

Hi there! Amazing image those colors are “out of this world” 🤣 btw is that a automatic flat field panel or a cover for darks or both? I am using the ed102 fcd-100 and I am looking for a automatic ascom compatible cover. Thanks!

[@midwest_astro]

Appreciate it Denis! it's the Optec Flip Flat and I guess you could technically do darks with it. It will be primarily Flats/Flat Darks. I will advise, once light starts to come up though, it can cause both bad flats and darks. It isn't 100% sealed of course so what I do is tell Nina as soon as it's nautical dawn, go ahead and park everything, and shoot my flats and dark flats while it's still semi-dark out but not dark enough to keep imaging. Hope this helps. Let me know if there are any other questions! PS. Would I buy it again after I've used it for over a month? 1000000% :-)