NGC281 again (Oct 2019)

This is just 5x1800" in H-alpha with the Synta-ONTC 203mm f/4.95 Newtonian and the SXVF-H9.

Sh 2-132 Hubble Palette (Sept.-Oct. 2019)

This is 16.5 hours of narrowband in equal amounts taken with the SXVF-H9 through the 203mm Synta-ONTC Newtonian at f/4.95.

Sh 2-132 Bi-Color (September 2019)

This image is 11x1800" in H-alpha and 11x1800" in OIII, taken with the SXVF-H9 and the Synta-ONTC 203mm f/4.95 Newtonian.

Flame Nebula (Winter 2019)

This is data from Australia taken with a 17" Planewave CDK and SBIG 11000 monochrome camera.  The total data is relatively short, about an hour on each color and 3 hours of H-alpha.  After mixing the starless H-alpha and red, I combined as HaR-G-B.  The image is shrunk enough to fit on my laptop in its complete form. Of course, the blue glow to the right is from the star Alnitak, the most eastern of Orion's three belt stars.

SH2-132 (Sept. 2019)

Honestly, I did not know this existed till I went looking for a target.  I noticed  some nebulosity on some pictures here: https://www.mdwskysurvey.org/.  I found the spot in SkySafari, determined there was something bright enough to catch in a night, and aimed the camera there.  There is quite a lot to see!  This is 11x1800" in H-alpha with the SXVF-H9 through the Synta-ONTC 203mm f/4.95 Newtonian.

IC 63 (Sept. 2019)

This is 11x1800" in H-alpha with the SXVF-H9 and the Synta-ONTC 203mm f/4.95.

The Elephant Trunk (Sept. 2019)

This is 13x1800" through an Astronomik h-alpha filter and Synta-ONTC Newtonian imaging scope, with Baader Mk II MPCC, taken with the SXVF-H9.