Deep Sky Imaging Session - November 15, 2024

The sky this evening is hazy but clear. But the early evening sky is already getting washed out by the super glow of the Full Moon rising early from the Eastern horizon. Since I'm going to test and check the new focus point of my camera with the added camera angle adjuster, I stubbornly proceeded with imaging the NGC 6992 Eastern Veil Nebula in the constellation of Cygnus knowing the bright Full Moon glare. I was able to capture it but with background gradients which I'm expecting to have. Yeah they are there but I'm still happy with the result but I will reimage this beauty next week after the typhoon has left the country. Image taken using ZWO ASI294MC PRO Astro Camera on Borg 76ED Refractor with 0.8x Reducer / Flattener and SVBony SV220 Duo Filter with 60 minutes total exposure (60 x 120 sec) at -5 deg C.