About image
NGC 7354 is a planetary nebula in Cepheus: it has a magnitude of 12.9 and an angular size of about 20 ".
It is an object that has not been taken up in general, since even a few images can be found on the web.
In spite of the reduced angular dimensions, a double shell structure with a fairly "moved" surface is clearly visible; moreover, just a sort of gas jet emerges from the upper part of the nebula.
Technical data
Optic Celestron C9.25 Edge HD f/10
Mount 10MIcron GM1000 HPS
Camera Atik 4000 with Starlight Xpress filter wheel 5 positions
Filters Baader Ha 7nm and OIII 8.5nm, 50.8 unmounted
Guiding system OAG LB Astro Proxima and Lodestar
Exposure details Ha 13x900" bin1 -10C,
OIII 8x900" bin1 -10C + 7x900" bin1 -20C
Total integration 7h
Acquisition Maxim, PHD2
Processing Maxim, Photoshop CS5
SQM-L 17.87
Location Home terrace (Rescaldina, Italy)
Date 29 August 2015, 6 September 2015