Here's my attempt at the Fireworks Galaxy.
Details:
Explore Scientific ED152 CF APO
ASI 2600mmPro
Chroma LRGB Filters
TS/Optics 1.0x Field Flattener
iOptron CEM70EC Mount
ASI290mm Guide Camera w/ZWO OAG-L
30x180sec Lum = 90 minutes
15x180sec ea. RGB = 2hrs15mins.
Total Integration Time: 3hrs45mins.
Captured with NINA from Wee Thump, NV - SQM 21.35, processed with PixInsight
The last time I photographed this galaxy was back in 2017 when one of the many supernovae in this galaxy popped up. Here's a little short video I made showing then and now.
https://youtu.be/wydwTzYO4d4![]()
EDIT: Aug 31,2022
I managed another evening of data on this subject. Slightly tighter crop this time around.
08-26 & 8-31/2022
L- 50x180sec = 2hrs30mins.
R- 32x180sec = 1hr 36mins.
G- 34x180sec = 1hr 42mins.
B- 32x180sec = 1hr 36mins.
Ha- 18x600sec = 3hrs
Total Integration Time = 10hrs 24minutes.
IMAGE LINK: https://photos.smugmug.com …i-DV4WfzJ-X3.jpg&lb=1&s=A



