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IC 1396

  • Imaging Target: IC 1396
  • Coordinates Captured: 21h 38m 57,6s +57° 29′ 21″
  • Main Cameras: 7nm H-Alpha & OIII Filter | SVBONY SV220 ; Astro Power Controller | Svbony SV241 Pro ; 2" 7nm SII & OIII Filter | SVBONY SV220 ;
  • Auxiliary Guiding & Accessories: No

Description

IC 1396 - The Elephant's Trunk Nebula IC 1396 is a vast emission nebula associated with an open star cluster, located in the northern constellation of Cepheus, about 2,400 light-years from Earth. The region extends across the sky for a diameter of over three degrees (about six times the diameter of the full Moon) and is actively illuminated and ionized by the massive and extremely hot blue supergiant star HD 206267 located at its center. The most famous and frequently photographed structure within this enormous complex is the dark substructure cataloged as IC 1396A, commonly known as the "Elephant's Trunk." This time I wanted to capture it in SHO with magenta stars typical of this Hubble Palette version. Technical Data Sky-Watcher Newtonian 200/1000 @ 950 ToupTek Astro ATR2600C Light 50x300" Svbony Website SV220 HA/OIII Light 49x300" Svbony Astronomy SV220 SII/OIII Phd2 Guide Eq6r Pro Mount NINA Acquisition Astro Power Controller SV241 Pro Sannicola August 15-16, 2026 SQM 19.48 Best resolution https://www.flickr.com/photos/191152007@N04/55471634773/in/dateposted-public https://linusbenz.blogspot.com/2026/08/ic-1396-e-una-vasta-nebulosa-emissione.html?m=1

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