Sunday, March 29, 2026
NGC 2244 with the Dwarf 3--A 6 hour integration.
This image is just over six hours of integration time on the Rosette Nebula. Stacked and processed in Siril with multiple VeraLux scripts with finak tweaking in Affinity. This image was taken with the Dwarf 3. Compare it with the last image I posted, captured with the Seestar S50.
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