Thursday, November 13, 2025
Fine detail captured in the Horsehead Nebula by the Seestar S50
This is an 11-hour integaration on the Horsehead Nebula. It was processed in Siril, Graxpert, and Affinity 2. I'm surprised at the detail captured (click on the cropped image and you can see how much fine detail the Seestar captured in the nebulosity under the Horse's head). The Seestar never fails to impress me.
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