CED110 & CED111 in Chamaleon

Description and Details: These molecular clouds in the Chamaeleon constellation have long held my gaze, quietly pulling me back to them once more.

For this journey, I reunited with my beloved SkyWatcher 150 Quattro, though I had to take a step back—setting aside the 2600 and embracing the humble 1600 instead.

It was a bitterly cold night in the desert, beneath the silent skies at the foot of La Silla Observatory in the Atacama Desert—but for me, every moment was worth it.


Antlia H-alpha 7nm 36 mm: 112×300,″(9h 20′)
Optolong Blue 36 mm: 30×180,″(1h 30′) (gain: 139.00) f/3.45 -20°C
Optolong Green 36 mm: 27×180,″(1h 21′) (gain: 139.00) f/3.45 -20°C
Optolong Luminance 36 mm: 89×180,″(4h 27′) (gain: 139.00) f/3.45 -20°C bin 1×1
Optolong Red 36 mm: 27×180,″(1h 21′) (gain: 139.00) f/3.45 -20°C
Camera: ASI1600MM
Mount: ieQ30pro

‍ ‍Name: Alejandro Navarro-Martínez

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