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NGC 6888

NGC 6888 is a nebula astrophotography capture photographed from Athens Center, Greece under Bortle 8 skies, using Askar FRA300pro f/5 and ZWO ASI533MC Pro over 7.1 hours of total integration.

NebulaBortle 8

Observer Notes

"NGC 6888, also known as the Crescent Nebula, is a fascinating emission nebula formed by the powerful stellar winds of a Wolf-Rayet star. Capturing this target was a rewarding experience, as the intricate details of the nebula were revealed despite the light pollution in my area."

Target Overview

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

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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

  • Integration7.1 Hours
  • CameraZWO ASI533MC Pro
  • TelescopeAskar FRA300pro f/5
  • FiltersAskar Color Magic 6nm HaOiii
  • CapturedJune 23, 2024
  • LocationAthens Center, Greece

Capturing Strategy

Gain/Offset

100 / 50

Sub-exposure

180

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