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NGC-7380, commonly known as the Wizard Nebula, is the emission nebula surrounding an open cluster of stars in the constellation Cepheus. The Wizard is located approximately 8500 light years from the sun. Integrated and processed in PixInsight. | Equipment: Celestron Edge HD 8 @ native 2032mm focal length, 7.5hrs integration on a ZWO ASI6200MM Pro (APC mode), cooled 0°C, Antilia SHO 3nm Pro filters

NGC-7380: The Wizard Nebula

NGC-7380, commonly known as the Wizard Nebula, is the emission nebula surrounding an open cluster of stars in the constellation Cepheus. The Wizard is located approximately 8500 light years from the sun. Integrated and processed in PixInsight. | Equipment: Celestron Edge HD 8 @ native 2032mm focal length, 7.5hrs integration on a ZWO ASI6200MM Pro (APC mode), cooled 0°C, Antilia SHO 3nm Pro filters

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John & Kristin Pauley

Member since 2023

Category:Deep Sky
Uploaded:May 21, 2026
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