A Dual-Narrowband Triumph: Capturing the Stunning Crescent Nebula

This is my second attempt at imaging the magnificent Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888), and this time, with the power of a dual-narrowband filter, it truly delivered beyond expectations!

One of the aspects that truly captivates me in this image is the sheer abundance of stars visible. It's truly mind-boggling to see so many points of light, each a distant sun, populating the frame alongside the nebula's ethereal glow.

Imaging Details:

• Telescope: Celestron C8 with Hyperstar @ f/1.9
• Camera: ASI585MC
• Filter: Optolong L-Extreme Dual-Narrowband Filter
• Exposures: 108 x 180 seconds (Totaling 5 hours 24 minutes)
• Software: Stacked and processed in Siril

Here's the resulting image:

I'm incredibly pleased with the results and the enhanced detail that the dual-narrowband filter provided. Every bit of effort was worth it to bring out the intricate structures within the Crescent Nebula.

I always welcome any feedback on the image! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.