Triple Apod - July 24, 2024: Cygnus Wall by Evan Buss All-Star Amateur Astronomy Photo of the Day - Click to Enlarge


Triple Apod - July 24, 2024: Cygnus Wall by Evan Buss

The Cygnus Wall region in the North America Nebula features a great range of colours and wavelengths, making it a common and effective yardstick for comparing different filters and processing techniques.

Askar's new Colour Magic duoband filters are a clever new set of filters that allow astrophotographers using one shot colour cameras a previously inaccessible amount of control over the wavelengths they're photographing, and the ways they can combine them in post processing. Using both filters lets you shoot not just true Hubble Pallette SHO images with your OSC camera, but many other colour palettes as well, as seen in today's image by Evan Buss. Evan shared that after combining the filters, no further processing was required to achieve these great colours!

  • Acquisition Dates: July 11 to 13/2024
  • Bortle 4 sky at Deep Sky IV Observatory located approximately 45 miles southeast of Edmonton
  • Imaging Telescope: Meade 80mm APO
  • Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC pro
  • ZWO EAF
  • Guiding: Meade 14 inch LX600 w/ Starlock
  • Filters: Askar D1 / Askar D2

Acquisition Details

  • 120 x 90secs x Askar D1 filter
  • 95 x 90secs x Askar D2 filter
  • 30 darks
  • 28 flats
  • 55 bias

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