Rosette Nebula in SHO

I want to talk about colors in space. The eyes mostly see the red (Hydrogen alpha) since it's the dominant color in emission nebulae, and the other colors have to be assigned false colors. That's why we use Hubble palette and the other well-known palettes to be able to assign other gases we can't see.

This iteration of the Rostte nebula is in Hubble's SHO palette (Sulfur red, Oxygen green, Hydrogen blue) and was shot using a narrowband filter last year, but the processing has been done today.

Exif:
12 hours of data 30s subs iso 6400
Camera: Nikon D3500
Lens: Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 at 200mm F5.6
Mount: Skywatcher Star-Adventurer mini
Filter: Optolong L enhance

Stacked and processed in Siril and Photopea.