Since these objects have been my target of choice in the light polluted San Francisco Bay Area I thought I would make a grouping. Often I want to search Astrobin for prior efforts to see if the image is feasible. Here I can put together a series of mine and others attempts and failures.... Hey avoid Sh2 85).... I chose these because they are visible in light polluted areas. These objects generally represent left over Hydrogen along the edge of the Milky Way that has gotten molded into interesting shapes. ****** Salvador has now enabled ordering of "Collections" by tags. I have created a collection of all my Sharpless2 Objects order by tag. the Tag is Sh "Sh=298 or Sh=086". This gives you the option to sort by Sharpless2 number or chronologically. This is found in the "Edit" "Setting" information on your image. The Sort Images Option is in the top menu of this Group. By adding the tag you can also have your own collection in your own gallery and sort it there also.. If this is done correctly all copies of the same Sharpless2 object will appear one after the other for comparison... this is useful to compare different equipment and filters. This is my collection... finally completed in 2021: Sharpless2 Wide-Angle Hydrogen Alpha Nikon Image Sh2 79-171 Other useful links include: Gary Imm's Complete Collection Gary's collection now also available on Amazon as a book in his series GalaxyMap's Collection The Sharpless Catalog The MDW H-alpha Sky Survey Hope you enjoy these obscure but interesting objects...

Variant of	Baader H-alpha Highspeed(f/2) Ultra-Narrowband 3.5nm (CMOS-Optimized)
Type	Hydrogen-alpha (Hα)
Size	Round 31 mm
Bandwidth	n/a
Users	2
Images	34
Most often used with	ZWO ASI294MM Pro

Baader H-alpha Highspeed(f/2) Ultra-Narrowband 3.5nm (CMOS-Optimized) 31 mm

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