The LBN 777 nebula, known under nickname “Baby Eagle Nebula”, is naturally much dimmer as it reflects only scattered light of remote stars belonging to our Galaxy. Anybody wanting to make its image must count with very long exposures to capture its dim glow, otherwise the dark nebula simply looks like black patch among stars.
(quote Moravian Instruments)
| Date and Place |
2020-Oug-24,25,26 |
| Scope | Takahashi Epsilon180ED + BetaSGR Focuser |
| Mount | Skywatcher EQ8 |
| Camera | ZWO ASI6200MM-Pro : -25[deg-c] |
| Auto guiding | QHY mini guide scope + QHY5L-2M |
| Filter | Astrodon Tru-balance Gen.2 E-series LRGB Filter |
| Exposure | Epsilon180ED + ASI6200MM-Pro L : 54×600[s], R : 12×600[s], G :12×600[s], B : 12×600[s] Total :900[min] = 15[hr] |
| Software | Astroart7 SP5 with SHS Version 6.5 beta 1 PHD Guiding 2.8.6 Pixinsight 1.8.8-7 Photoshop CC 2021 |