About image
IC410 is a large (55'x55') emission nebula in the constellation Auriga. 

This nebula is often called the Tadpoles Nebula due to two rather evident filaments, also identified as Simeis 129 and 130. 

The open cluster NGC 1893 is superimposed on the nebula, formed by young massive stars rather scattered which ionize the gases of the nebula: the whole region is still the site of star formation processes. The estimated distance of the entire complex is about 19,500 light years. 

This image was obtained from a city sky heavily polluted by artificial lights (18.5 Mag / Sq Arcsec at zenith) thanks to the use of narrow band filters.

Technical data
Optic            Tecnosky Apo Refractor LT 130 - 910mm f/7 with TS Optics flattener 1x/Riccardi reducer 0.75X M63
Mount          Skywatcher EQ8
Camera           Atik 4000 with Starlight Xpress  filter wheel 5 positions
Filters        Baader Ha 7nm, OIII 8.5nm, SII 8nm, all 50.8 unmounted
Guiding system      70mm Ultraguide Artesky 
Exposure details    Ha 33x900" bin1 -20C
                                      OIII 36x900" bin1 -25C
                                      SII 33x900" bin1 -20C + 10x900" bin1 -25C
Total integration    28h
Acquisition        Voyager, PHD2
Processing        Pixinsight 1.8, Photoshop CS5, DxO Photolab 3
SQM-L         18.5     
Location         Home terrace, Rescaldina (Milan, Italy)
Date            25/26 October 2019, 05/29 January 2020, 10/11 January 2021