Witch Head Nebula (IC 2118)

 

About the Witches Head Nebula
Popular Name Witch Head Nebula
Catalogue Name IC 2118
Constellation Orion
Distance (Light Years) 1000
Additional Information The Witch Head Nebula is a supernova remnant cloud in the constellation of Orion. It, by coincidence, has the unmistakable look of a witch’s head. The nebula glows blueish because it reflects light off of Rigel, a bright star nearby.
Photographic Information
Exposure 10×300 second

Total Integration Time: 50min

Equipment Canon 60d unmodified, Canon 300mm f4.0 lens, Astrotrac mount
Processing Deep Sky Stacker, Pixinsight
Imaging Location Death Valley, CA

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Notes: This is our first attempt at using the Astrotrac mount with our 300mm lens. Although the lens itself had some optical aberrations (we did not step it down) the tracking of the mount, even without autoguiding was superb, allowing us to take 5 minute exposures without guiding. This is definitely an object we hope to attempt a mosaic with our AT 111mm on.

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