Daryl Perreau
16
Veil Nebula
Daryl Perreau
16
- Imaging Target: Capturing the Veil Nebula including the Eastern Veil, Western Veil, and Pickering Triangle
- Coordinates Captured: RA 20h 45m 38.0s | Dec +30° 42′ 30″
- Main Cameras: 30mm Guide Scope | SVBONY SV165 ; Guide Camera | SVBONY SV905C ; M42 Filter Drawer | SVBONY SV226 ; APO Petzval Astrograph Lens | SVBONY SV555 ; 400mm Dew Heater | SVBONY SV172 ; 2" 3nm H-Alpha & OIII Filter | SVBONY SV220 ; APS-C Color Cooled Camera | SVBONY SC571CC ; Astronomy USB HUB Box | SVBONY SV241 ;
- Auxiliary Guiding & Accessories: StellaVita, Skywatcher EQ-AL55i, MacBook Air, Siril, Photoshop, Lightroom
Related Auxiliary Equipment
Description
• Camera: SC571CC • Scope: SV555 • SV220: 107 frames 300s (Offset 50 / Gain 100) • Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ-AL55i • Guide Camera: SV905C • Guide Scope: SV165 (30mm)
Background Introduction
What got me interested in astrophotography is the way I can turn my images into artwork that no one else can recreate. Everyone has their own editing style, some like low contrast, others prefer vibrant colours, dark backgrounds, or different colour palettes. That’s what makes every image unique. The thing I love most is that every time you revisit a star, galaxy, nebula, or even an empty part of the sky, it’s a new adventure. You can always capture something different or find a better way to show it. That’s what keeps me coming back.
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