IC 342, also known as the Hidden Galaxy, is a beautiful yet not often captured galaxy located in the constellation Camelopardalis, approximately 7 million light-years away from Earth.

This dataset was acquired from our refractor telescope at Utah Desert Remote Observatories, under exceptionally dark skies. It amounts to 34 hours of integration time, resulting in a clear and impressive image that also contains the Hydrogen Alpha regions!

Equipment used:

Telescope: Stellarvue SVX130
Camera: 61 MegaPixel QHY600M
Mount: 10Micron GM1000HPS
Filters: 3nm Chroma

We used 4 filters for this object, so you will receive the master files for:

Hydrogen Alpha
Red
Green
Blue

We recommend stacking the RGB data like you would with any galaxy, and then include the HA data to reveal the star-forming regions in the spiral arms.

IC 342 - The Hidden Galaxy - Practice Data

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Monochrome

These files are practice files and have been downsampled. To download the full-resolution data, please take a look at its product page [Coming Soon].

Understanding the difference:

	Practice Data	Full Resolution Data
Best used for	Practicing processing Sharing on social media	Practicing processing Sharing on social media Printing Wallpapers
File Size	Light	Heavy
Printable?	Not Ideal	Yes, even at large sizes
Extra	N/A	Full Video Walkthrough

IC 342 - The Hidden Galaxy - Practice Data

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