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I shot this target a while ago with my "workhorse" AT111 scope, but wanted to get a wider field, so went to the WO Star71 scope, but was a bit disappointed that it didn't include more. Guess I'll have to do a mosaic!
The bright red appearance of the "Garnet Star" is interesting and appropriate, but actually the result of a fluke: The red in this image is defined by the S-II channel and it happened that they sky was a bit hazy when I shot the S-II, creating a halo around this very bright star, which then became red when combined with the other channels.
QSI 683wsg with Astrodon 3nm NB filters
William Optics Star71 at f/4.9
AP Mach1
6 x 30 minutes each, H-a, O-III, S-II
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Albums: Recent Narrowband Images
Location: Southwest WA state
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