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IC 1311

IC 1311 is a nebula astrophotography capture photographed from Athens Center, Greece under Bortle 8 skies, using Askar FRA300pro f/5 and ZWO ASI533MC Pro over 13.4 hours of total integration.

NebulaBortle 8

Observer Notes

"IC 1311 is a faint emission nebula that was a rewarding target to capture. Despite the light pollution, I was able to bring out the details and colors in post-processing."

Target Overview

This page documents a single astronomical target with capture context that helps readers compare sky conditions, framing decisions, and total integration.

Related Guides

Continue with the equipment page and editing guide to see the full workflow behind this image, from setup choices to post-processing.

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Technical Specs

  • Integration13.4 Hours
  • CameraZWO ASI533MC Pro
  • TelescopeAskar FRA300pro f/5
  • FiltersAskar Color Magic 6nm HaOiii
  • CapturedJuly 12, 2023
  • LocationAthens Center, Greece

Capturing Strategy

Gain/Offset

100 / 50

Sub-exposure

180

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