LDû 2, LBN 325 and SNR G 82.2+5.3

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I started this project on August 23rd and September 2nd with imaging through an Hα filter. On another image of this area captured by Nico Carver (nebulaphotos.com), I noticed part of supernova remnant G 82.2+5.3 was in the field of view. Therefore I completed the project with adding OIII data gathered on September 8th and 9th.

Data reduction (pre-processing) was done in Astro Pixel Processor. Post-processing was done in Adobe Photoshop CS. The bicolour image (Hα-OIII-OIII) was created using techniques based on a method described by Steve Cannistra (starrywonders.com).

Exposure time: 20 hours 15 minutes (88x 300" Hα, 155x 300" OIII) | Optics: Takahashi ε-180ED f/2.8 | Camera: ZWO ASI294MM Pro (B 2x2, G 120, T -15 °C) | Filters: Baader-Planetarium Ultra-Highspeed | Mount: Astro-Physics Mach1 GTO | Location: Zoetermeer, Netherlands | Date: 23 August, 2, 7 & 8 September 2021

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Thats a wonderful image. Well done.
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Looks amazing! Great work!
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very nice , thx .
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An amazing capture of the OIII SNR on the HII cirrus in the Cygnus Shell. The finest filaments are fantastic.

This is my favourite area of skies, even if I am just a visual observer.

Thank you so much for sharing,
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Excellent image! Great catch on the OIII.
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Congratulations Maurice on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!

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Hello Maurice. A beautiful image in NB. Lots of wispy nebulosity details and color. Excellent imaging and processing Maurice and congratulations on the well deserved TSS APOD Award today.
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Beautiful work !
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Hi Maurice,

Gorgeous image. Congratulations on the APOD.
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