Just yesterday I became aware of a new "bubble nebula" in Cygnus near the
Crescent.
It is so perfectly round with such a well defined border that it really
looked like a plate defect in the discovery shot.
I imaged it last night at 0.41"/ pixel using the 18" f/12.6 classical
cassegrain (F=5760mm), the FLI Proline 9000 and the Baader Planetarium 50 x
50 mm square Halpha filter
The total exposure time was 10 x 20 minutes or 3 hours 20 minutes
http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/cbu...er_ha_page.htm
Perhaps I can get a chance to shoot some other emission line filters in the
near future.....
I looked at my old widefield from 2004 and reprocessed it a bit to better
highlight it. Unfortunately it is a coarse image scale but it is definitely
there