Object  NGC 2392- Clown Face or Eskimo nebula
Info

This planetary nebula situated in the constellation Gemini is of similar  apparent size to the disk of Saturn. The central star is of 10th mag. In a large telescope it appears to look like a face surrounded by a fringe. In a small telescope shows it as a blue green ellipse. It lies around 3,000 L.y. away.

Date 19/ 1/ 05
Location BayTop Observatory- Streaky Bay South Australia
Instrument Vixen VC200L working @ f 9
Mount Vixen 'GPDX' controlled by a Mel Bartels Goto System
Camera (CCD) Starlight Xpress HX516 monochrome with Hm, made filter slider
Exposures L: 48' R:15' G:15' B:15'  (3' sub exposures all unbinned)    
Guiding  Sky Watcher-f5 ST Refractor & an unmodified Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 webcam
Filters Astronomik Type 2's
Notes/ Conditions

 Conditions- Gradient caused from the moon @ 70.4 %.  Alt. 31 degrees max  above the northern horizon,  the seeing at first was good, then degraded into the evening. when taking the green and blue channels. High cloud at first degrading to total cloud cover and loosing guide star into blue channel.