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Colour-ringed adult
Barsebäck (Skåne, Sweden), 29-Jan-2011
Tirada pelo método Digiscoping:
Telescópio Zeiss Diascope 65 T FL
Ocular Zeiss Zoom 15-45x
Adaptador fotográfico Nikon FSB-6
Câmara Nikon Coolpix P5100
Tripé Manfrotto
Taken by Digiscoping:
Zeiss Diascope 65 T FL spotting scope
Zeiss Zoom 15-45x eyepiece
Nikon FSB-6 digital camera bracket
Nikon Coolpix P5100 camera
Manfrotto tripod
Luís Gordinho
Used Postcard
Sent from Canada July 2020
Cygnus is an emissio nebula, heated by nearby starts that cause it to emit invisible light. The curved faint red cloud in the mid-upper right area of the image, tucked among green gas clouds is known as the Crescent Nebula.
Mein Hoeckerschwan gruesst alle Trauerschwaene, Schwarzhalsschwaene, Trompeterschwaene, Pfeifschwaene, Zwergschwaene, Singschwaene, im Besonderen die schon verstorbenen Neuseelandschwaene und selbstverstaendlich die von seiner Gattung. Alles Liebe!
Tail end of Cygnus constellation. Veil Nebula and the North American Nebula are present.
Northeast_Sky-RGB-session_2Stz_test_pp_jpeg (Custom)
A better scan of Cygnus. This was shot on Fuji film. It was some old film we had taken off the shelf, pasted its date. We used it to run thru the E-6 in the mornings to pick up any crud on the rollers of the Noritsu machine. For grins and giggles I used a roll to test for the light pollution limit or sky fog in my area. I just pointed the camera straight up and by luck framed Cygnus perfectly. You can see Lyra to the right.