Triangulum Galaxy M33, 3 million ly away, 2nd closest to Milky Way

Triangulum is the second closest galaxy to our own and located near the 1st closest, Andromeda, in the night sky. In this case I used my ASI585MC so I have a real close-up the Galaxy. And using the C1 data I was able to show the nebulosity within the galaxy better. As always it is so much fun to see the final result!

ASI585MC Pro g200, AskarV@600f7.5, 79 10min pics (13.17 hours) exposure, +darks/biases/flats, also used AskarC1 filter, 27 10min pics
AM5/ASIair+, EAF, Askar OAG with ASI174mini for guiding

PixInsight 100%.

This was one of my more challenging developments of a pic. Besides getting regular UVIR data, I also collected data using my Askar C1 (HaSIII) filter and used that data to enhance the red nebula data for the constellation. I used ImageBlend within PI to combine the data from the C1 filter info with the other data. I am starting to get the hang of it. I am glad because showing the red shows the viewer how much nebulosity exists in a galaxy.