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Swansea Astronomical Society BlogSaturday, September 26, 2026Elephant trunk nebula
This was captured over two nights in my back garden, using g Zwo2600cp-u and a L enhance filter. 5 night. Exposure. Moon was pretty much full out. Pleased how it came out
 Kevin Phillips Elephant trunk
Completed the elephant trunk total 48 frames, and with the moon out thought it came out ok.
Zwo2600cp-u with a L-enhance filter.
Horizon Rvo 714mm duplet refractor.
Heq5 mount .
Used Nina to capture all my data.
 Kevin phillips Elephant trunk nebula
This is the final image of my project Elephant trunk.
Hope you like it.
  Kevin Phillips The Harvest full MoonThe Harvest full Moon taken with the Dwarf mini in EQ mode at 1/200s exposure, gain was set to 0 and 118 images were stacked.  Chris Playle Thursday, September 24, 2026East veil nebula
East veil nebula taken from my back. 300 sec x 60 lights.
Equipment
Horizon 714mm refractor
L enhance filter
Zwo2600cp-u
Heq5 stellar drive. Rowan belt
Guided.
 Kevin Phillips West veil nebula
West veil nebula From my back garden. 300 sec x 60 plus lights
Equipment
Horizon 714mm refractor
L enhance filter
Zwo2600cp-u
Heq5 stellar drive. Rowan belt
Guided.
 Kevin Phillips Wizard nebula
This is the Wizard nebula take From my back garden. 300 sec x 55 lights.
Equipment
Horizon 714mm refractor
L enhance filter
Zwo2600cp-u
Heq5 stellar drive. Rowan belt
Guided.
This is a working process will need to add more lights and 0iii in the neat future.
 Kevin Phillips Pacman nebula
Pacman nebula From my back garden. 300 sec x 48 lights.
Equipment
Horizon 714mm refractor
L enhance filter
Zwo2600cp-u
Heq5 stellar drive. Rowan belt
Guided.
Added my EAF
 Kevin Phillips Elephant trunk nebula
Elephant trunk nebula take from my back garden. 300 sec x 18 lights.
Equipment
Horizon 714mm refractor
L enhance filter
Zwo2600cp-u
Heq5 stellar drive. Rowan belt
Guided. Eaf
Using Nina to capture .
Plan to add more lights and 0iii Thursday night.
 Kevin Phillips 91.1% waxing MoonA 1000 frame SER file was captured by AstroDMx Capture using a Touptek Astro AE676M camera with a Stella Mira 66mm ED APO refractor. Focused on a bright star using a Bahtinov mask and then centred on the Moon. The best 80% of the frames in the SER file were stacked in Autostakkert!, wavelet processed in waveSharp and further processed in GIMP 91.1% waxing Moon  Steve Wainwright and Nicola Mackin Monday, September 21, 2026The Tulip nebula:One hour's worth of 20s exposures with a regular Seestar S30. Processed in PixInsight, GraXpert, SetiAstroSuitePro and Gimp 3 Click on the image to get a closer view The Tulip nebula  Steve Wainwright and Nicola Mackin Friday, September 18, 2026M31 and M45A Mosaic image of the Andromeda galaxy taken with the Dwarf mini in eq mode at 60s exposure and gain 80. 120 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio and Star Net++ and finished off in Gimp 2.10.  The Pleiades Star cluster M45 taken with the Dwarf mini at 60s exposure and gain 80. 30 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio and Star Net++ and finished off in Gimp 2.10.  Chris Playle Cygnus WallA first, tentative attempt with a mono camera. Cygnus Wall in the SHO palette, captured last night. Almost 5 hours of data. 18 × 300 s – SII 21 × 300 s – H‑Alpha 19 × 300 s – OIII
Grzegorz Szalbierz
 Milky Way Landscape Photos
I have visited Freeshwater West Beach in Pembrokeshire to photogrsph the Milky Way. There are interesting dunes and a War Memorial at the north end of the beach. I took foreground shots and then used a tracker without the foreground to shoot 40 minutes of tracked milky way photos. Each exposure was 20 seconds at ISO3200. A 16mm f2.8 lens mounted to my Astro Modded Sony A7s camera.
The tracked milky way images were processed in Pixinsight with Dark and Flat frames. The resulting stacked image was further processed in Photoshop. The froeground and Milky Way images were blended in Photoshop using the latest Sky Replacement tool. This very effective and worked well with the Wat Memorial cross.
  Paul Howat Wednesday, September 16, 2026NGC7380 (The Wizard nebula) in SHOSome periods of clear skies on the night of the 15th September 2026 allowed me to complete 6 hours of SHO integration of the Wizard nebula with my ASI533MM pro camera fitted to a Sky Watcher Esprit 80 triplet refractor. Two version were produced; an SHO and a HOO/SHO blend, which were finally merged together as one. I used 4x drizzle integration in Pixinsight to increase resolution, with final adjustments made in Adobe Lightroom. Chris Bowden  SHO  HOO/SHO  SHO & HOO/SHO merged together Tuesday, September 15, 2026The Sun in Ha & WLHa & WL views of the Sun taken on the afternoon of 15 September 2026 with a PST and a Dwarf Mini. For the Ha image an Apollo-M-Mini camera was used with a x2 Barlow on the PST on a Sky-Watcher Solar Quest mount, with a 300 frame SER taken with Astro DMx Capture and 90% of the frames stacked using 1.5x drizzle in Autostakkert!4, wavelet processed in Registax and further processed in Pixinsight's Solar Toolbox and Adobe Lightroom. The Dwarf Mini frames were first processed in PIPP to orient correctly and 40% of the frames were stacked and processed using the same tools as the Ha image. Chris Bowden  Ha image taken with a Coronado PST  WL image taken with a Dwarf Mini with solar filter  The equipment used with adjacent images taken Pentre Ifan with the Milky WayImage of Milky Way above Pentre Ifan burial chamber in Pembrokeshire. 24x25 sec images stacked in Sequator and processed in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. I have battled with the light pollution to try to reveal the lower portions of the Milky Way. Click on the image to see it full size.  Paul Howat Sunday, September 13, 2026B142-43 dark nebulae and the North America and Pelican nebulaeB142-43 dark nebulae centred on the star HD185898, captured by AstroDMx Capture (pre-release-version3) through a GS-100 PAPO quadruplet ED f/4 (F=100mm, A=25mm) mini scope with a Player One Mars-C II camera (with a SONY IMX662 1/2.8" CMOS colour sensor). 60 minutes of 60s exposures with L-UV-IR cut filter. Captured bu AstroDMx Capture pre-release version 3. Processed in PixInsight, GraXpert, SASPro and Gimp3 B142-43 dark nebulae  Also the North America and Pelican nebulae centred on the star HD199479, captured through the same scope and camera. 60 minutes with L-UV-IR cut, 30 minutes with quadband, 30 minutes with HaO3 and 15 minutes with S2O3 filters. Captured by AstroDMx Capture pre-release version 3. Processed in PixInsight, GraXpert, SASPro, Gimp3 and CS2, blending the various filter results. North America and Pelican nebulae  The equipment in operation  I have written full details about gradients and halos and the whole experiment HERE. Steve Wainwright and Nicola Mackin Saturday, September 12, 2026The Lobster Claw nebulaThe Lobster Claw nebula taken with the Dwarf mini in EQ mode at 60s exposure and gain 80. 150 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio and Star Net++ and finished off in Gimp 2.10.  Chris Playle NGC 6781 The Snow Globe in SHOI collected a further 2 hours of SHO data on this planetary nebula to make a 5 hour total integration using 3x drizzle to enlarge the size of this tiny object which was cropped to show the object in more detail. The data were taken using NINA with an ASI 533MM Pro camera attached to a Sky Watcher Esprit 80 triplet refractor fitted with a field flattener. Integration and processing was done in Pixinsight and Adobe Lightroom. Chris Bowden 
 Uncropped image Thursday, September 10, 2026The Cygnus WallThe Cygnus Wall taken with the Dwarf mini in EQ mode at 60s exposure and gain 80. 80 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio and Star Net++ and finished off in Gimp 2.10.  Chris Playle Tuesday, September 8, 2026Sh2-101 Tulip NebulaTulip Nebula (Sh2‑101) is a bright hydrogen emission region in the constellation Cygnus, illuminated by hot O‑type stars. At the top of the frame you can clearly see the distinctive shock bow of Cygnus X‑1, created where the black hole’s jet interacts with surrounding interstellar gas.
PixInsight
Grzegorz Szalbierz
 M44 Beehive ClusterI'm not a fan of this kind of post‑processing, but as I'm slowly preparing to wrap up — and at the same time reach the culmination of the season — I'm working through every piece of data to bring it to some sort of “final” stage. This is M44 — the Beehive Cluster, an open cluster in the constellation Cancer. It holds a special place for me because it was the object that started my journey into astronomy, and later into astrophotography, when one evening I accidentally pointed my binoculars at it. This cluster is visible even to the naked eye as a faint, misty glow.
Grzegorz Szalbierz
 Saturday, September 5, 2026The Tulip NebulaThe Tulip Nebula taken with the Dwarf mini in EQ mode at 60s exposure. Gain was set to 80 and 250 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio and Star Net++ and finished off in Gimp 2.10.  Chris Playle Propeller nebula (DWB 119) in SHOI collected a further 6.5 hours of SHO data on the Propeller nebula in Cygnus which I combined with a previous run of 12 hours to give a total integration time of 18 hours. The additional data has brought out some of the fainter structures of this vibrant nebula which does resemble a two-bladded propeller or "X" shape. Data acquired with an ASI 533MM Pro camera using a Sky-Watcher Esprit 80 ED triplet refractor fitted with a field flattener. Integration and processing done in Pixinsight, with final adjustments made in Adobe Lightroom. Chris Bowden  Friday, September 4, 2026Combined images of the Soap Bubble nebula (PN G75.5+1.7)I combined images of the Soap Bubble nebula (PN G75.5+1.7) from this summer and 2023. In 2023, 5 hours of HOO were captured by AstroDMX Capture through a William Optics 81mm ED APO refractor with an SV605MC camera. Recently 1 hour of HOO were captured through the same scope with a QHY Minicam8 mono camera/filter wheel combo. To combine, the images were processed in PixInsight, Picture Window Pro, SASPro and Gimp 3. The Soap bubble is very clear. It is strange to think that this nebula was only discovered in 2007 by amateur astronomer Dave Jurasevich using an Astro-Physics 160 mm EDF air-spaced triplet apochromatic refractor. He imaged the nebula on June 19, 2007 at f/7.7 and again on July 6, 2008 at f/5.7.  Steve Wainwright M13 and M92 Globular ClustersOver the past few weeks I’ve been revisiting some of my early astrophotography data, cleaning up old folders and giving a fresh post‑processing pass to a few forgotten targets. Today I’m sharing two reworked images of the globular clusters M13 and M92. I’d like to dedicate these images to Dr. Simon Helan, in appreciation of his inspiring society talk “Globular Clusters and the Galactic Halo.” It was a fantastic presentation that made me look at these ancient stellar systems with renewed curiosity. Clear skies to all.
Grzegorz Szalbierz
M13  M92  Thursday, September 3, 2026Iris Nebula
Iris Nebula in LRGB. 4 hours with Celestron RASA 8 and SV605CC Camera. Processed in Pixinsight.
Paul Howat
Tuesday, September 1, 2026M27 Dumbbell Nebula
The Dumbbell Nebula (M27), one of the brightest planetary nebulae in the sky, is the final stage in the life of a Sun‑like star. Located roughly 1,200–1,360 light‑years away, it spans about 2.5–3 light‑years and shows the characteristic dumbbell‑shaped structure that gave it its name.
Grzegorz Szalbierz
 The Double Cluster and The Wizard nebulaThe Double Star cluster in Perseus taken with the Dwarf mini at 60s exposure and Gain 60. 20 images were stacked. Processing in Stellar Studio.  The Wizard Nebula taken with the Dwarf mini at 60s exposure and Gain 80 100 images were stacked. 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