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The Rosette Nebula-NGC2244

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Briefings

A space enthusiast in Toronto captured 2.5 hours of 30x300s images of the Rosette Nebula on October 25, 2026, using a Svbony 122mm telescope and Astro Pixel Processor. Despite technical failures like a failed meridian flip and focus issues, the final image was successfully processed using Pixinsight and Photoshop. The author expressed satisfaction with the results despite the night's challenges.

Key points

• The Rosette Nebula-NGC2244 was imaged from a rooftop in Toronto under clear skies.
• The observation lasted 2.5 hours with a 30x300s exposure time.

Context

This is a personal space photography account from a user named GaryCPhoto on r/space, documenting a failed night of telescope operation followed by successful image processing of the Rosette Nebula.

Limitations

The evidence is a single user's personal log from one specific night (October 25, 2026) with limited technical details regarding the specific failure modes or the final image's resolution compared to professional standards.

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