Rosette Nebula von meinem Garten gefangen genommen. [OC]

This is essentially a mono image with a 5nm Ha (650nm) filter that has been colorized roughly to what the human eye would perceive (red 650nm wavelength light) with RGB stars added. The image is able to be zoomed in quite a bit revealing star additional detail of Bok globules and stars, such as the smaller ones in the center, clustered around MZA-19. The strands reaching toward the center are Bok globules comprised of small, dense, dark clouds of gas.
Below is an outline of the equipment used and workflow in Pixinsight. I’m happy to answer any questions 🙂

Telescope: Explore Scientific ED APO 152mm f/8
FCD1 ED

Camera: ZWO ASI6200MM Pro

Guiding: None

Mount: 10Micron GM2000 HPS I|

Filters for Nebulosity:

Chroma H-alpha 50×50 mm

Filters for Stars:

Chroma R/B/G 50×50 mm

Accessories: Explore Scientific 3″ 0.7x Reducer, Primaluce Lab EAGLES, Starlight Xpress Maxi

Calibration Frames: None

Stacked and Processed in PixInsight.
Ha
WBPP (stacking)
Crop
Convert greyscale to RBG
BlurX
NoiseX
Star removal
Histo stretch
Mask nebulosity
Curves red channel increase
Local histo
Mask remove
Noise X
Add RGB stars with pixel math