Unleashing the Beauty of the Flaming Nebula: Astrophotography Tutorial in Narrowband with RGB Stars

Join us as we reveal the stunning beauty of the Flaming Nebula through narrowband and RGB astrophotography! This tutorial will guide you through the process of capturing stunning images of the Flaming Nebula with an Officina Stellare RH200 telescope, QHY 600m Pro camera, iOptron CEM 120EC2 mount, and a combination of Chroma Ha 5nm, Chroma OIII 5nm, Chroma Sii 5nm and Chroma RGB filters. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced astrophotographer, this tutorial is packed with tips and tricks for capturing breathtaking images of deep space objects from your own backyard. Wide field astrophotography is a wonderful way to experience the beauty of the night sky and the Flaming Nebula is a fantastic target for your next imaging session. From setting up your equipment to processing your images, this tutorial will provide you with all the information you need to create stunning images of the Flaming Nebula. So grab your telescope, camera and filters, and let's explore the beauty of the Flaming Nebula!

Telescopes - Officina Stellare RH200
Cameras - QHY 600m Pro Gain 56 / Offset 50 / High Gain Mode
Mounts - iOptron CEM 120EC2
Filters - Chroma Ha 5nm · Chroma OIII 5nm · Chroma Sii 5nm, Chroma RGB
Software - DeepSkyStacker (DSS) · Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight

Exposure Time and Total Time per Channel
120 x 300s HA - 10 hours
96 x 300s OII - 8 hours
96 x 300s SII - 8 hours
60 x 60 RGB (20 per filter) - 1 hour

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