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I was out doing a bit of gear testing in the backyard (Bortle 8) this evening and decided to throw this image together.
Not bad considering I used no calibration frames and the last frame my subject was only 25° above the horizon right in the light bubble of the Las Vegas strip.

9x 10 min subs - Chroma 3nm Ha Filter
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Excellent detail Greg.

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Thanks @Graeme1858,

I managed to image this pair of nebulae that I have never bothered to look at.
Only 5x 10 min. Ha subs on the Fly & Spider Nebulae

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Great images! Well done!!
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Congratulations Greg on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!

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Thanks guys! I appreciate the TSS APOD too!
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Hello Greg. You have an excellent Cygnus Wall image here in Ha light. Wonderful contrast and delicate details in your capture. Thanks for sharing the view with us on here Greg and congratulations on receiving the TSS APOD Award today.
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Thank you Marshall.
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Beautiful Ha images Greg! Congratulations on the apod.

Amazing detail on the "Wall". Especially considering that it was in the light scatter of the strip (which is probably pretty horrible). 3nm filters must really be amazing.

If I ever get another camera, I will definitely consider mono. I shied away from it last year because I get such poor skies most of the time, but it might be worth working on a target for a month or two.

Thanks for sharing your work!
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Amazing detail! Congrats on the APOD!

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Both are beautiful Ha images Greg, congrats on the well deserved TSS APOD!
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Two very nice images Greg. Love the detail in the Cygnus Wall.
Your image of the Spider and Fly nebula prompted me to give it a try.
Thanks for sharing and congrats on the APOD.

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Nice images Greg. Congrats on the APOD.
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