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NGC 6960 - My first narrowband image

My first narrowband image and of course it just had to be the Western Veil Nebula (NGC 6960). This is the result of 5 nights and 93x300s images (7h 45m total exposure time). I tried processing the data in different color palettes, but liked SHO (Hubble palette) and HOO the most. 0:01 - telescope setup 0:13 - slew to target 0:37 - time lapses 1:35 - NGC 6960 (HOO palette) 2:01 - NGC 6960 (Hubble palette) Equipment in this video: Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro Counterweight shaft: Geoptik 25mm shaft for EQ6 mount Counterweights: 5kg Geoptik weights for 25mm shaft Scope: Explore Scientific FCD100 Series 127/952 Carbon Fiber Triplet Focuser: Starlight Instruments FTF3035B-A 3.0'' Feather Touch Focuser Electronic focuser: ZWO EAF Camera: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro Filter wheel: ZWO 5x2'' Filter: Baader Ultra-Narrowband 3,5nm H-alpha Filter 2'' Filter: Baader Ultra-Narrowband 4,5nm S-II Filter 2'' Filter: Baader Ultra-Narrowband 4,5nm O-III Filter 2'' Guide scope: Omegon Pro APO AP 66/400 Autoguiding camera: ZWO ASI178MM Dew heater controller: Pegasus Astro DewZap Dew heater: Astrozap dew heater Time lapse camera: GoPro HERO7 Black Disclaimer: This video has been created for information and entertainment purposes and is not advertising any of the shown products. All equipment used in this video has been purchased by myself and is not sponsored in any way. Opinions about these products are solely my own and not biased by any kind of sponsorship.