M 8 “Lagoon” and M 20 “Trifid” nebulae, June 9, 2019.

A couple of days ago, I went to work in Abrau-Durso, took with him a mini-astrograph. The main task was to shoot the nebulae in Scorpio, but I could not resist and decided to shoot my favorite nebulae in Sagittarius – M 8 and M 20. Local light pollution interfered noticeably, but closer to one in the morning some of the lanterns were turned off. The sky was noticeably better than Supsekh, but the filter Optolong L-Pro is still useful and now it will be in the camera all the time. With the white balance did not arise.
M 8 "Lagoon" and M 20 "Trifid" nebulae, June 9, 2019.
M 8 “Lagoon” and M 20 “Trifid” nebulae, June 9, 2019.

Equipment:
-Samyang 135\2.0 ED Canon EF lens
-filter Optolong L-Pro
-Canon 550Da
-mount Sky-Watcher Adventurer
23 frames per 60 s, ISO 1600.
Processing: calibration and stacking withDeepSkyStacker, post-processing with Fitswork, noise reduction with PixInsight LE.
At scale 100% — at link.
Location: Russia, Abrau-Durso.

Interestingly, almost a year ago I shot the same area, but without a filter and with a lower ISO (400).

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