M27. somehow turned out ok.

[gloomy talon]

Ok so there's a fun story behind this picture. I intended on imaging all night, but I passed out from exhaustion around 12am. Woke up around 3am and found out that SharpCap just randomly decided to stop imaging at around 1am (so I lost 2 hours of data). Ended up imaging easily past 4am. Really wish I had stayed up and gotten the additional two hours of data though.

Image Details:
158x 60 second exposures. 2hr 38min total integrated exposure time.

Equipment:
ZWO ASI183MC Pro
Celestron C6 w. f6.3 reducer / corrector
SkyWatcher HEQ5 Pro

Processed using PixInsight.

[sinful flame]

Number 15

[gloomy talon]

lol I forgot I had changed my discord username to that...

[sinful flame]

Lol

also, nice image man

[muted spoke]

The last thing you want on your Burger King burger is a planetary nebula filled with ionized gases and a white dwarf star

[sinful flame]

But as it turns out, that might be what you image

[gloomy talon]

Damn I need to change my username.

[tawdry needle]

An astrophotographer recently uploaded a photo to the Astrobiscuit Discord Server showcasing Messier 27 through their Celestron C6 scope

(You deserve Nerd)

[serene pilot]

Woah, I don't really see anyone but phone and untracked astrophotographers take pictures of this target. It's really cool to see more of what it actually looks like.

[cedar rapids]

@gloomy talon you're a nerd

[cedar rapids]

hey I've imaged it

Last year

[gloomy talon]

Yo thank you so much!!!!!!!

[serene pilot]

That's really great