

More close-ups with the longer focal length of the Cassegrain (4500 mm) at the IAS Hakos Observatory, Namibia, portraying cometary globules CG 20 and 21.
And of course adding to my growing catalog of cometary globules.
More details at Astrobin.
IAS – Internationale Amateursternwarte e.V.– Hakos Observatory, Namibia
IAS 20″ Philipp Keller Cassegrain, 4500mm, f/9, Liebscher mount, ASI2600MC Duo
Data acquisition: N.I.N.A
Data calibration/integration: PixInsight WBPP
Image processing: PixInsight, BlurXTerminator, StarXTerminator, NoiseXTerminator, Lightroom
CG 20: 72 x 300s, bin 2×2, gain 100, offset 50, -5C, 30 flats, 50 bias, 30 darks
Total time: 21600s / 6h00

CG 21: 45 x 300s, bin 2×2, gain 100, offset 50, -5C, 30 flats, 50 bias, 30 darks
Total time: 13500s / 3h45
