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March winner

Today is podium day!

Our judges Adam Block, Nik Szymanek and Mustafa Aydın have completed their evaluation of all the post-processed pictures submitted for the March 2022 contests and we have the winners!

🏆 One-Click Observation Contest Winners 🏆

The One-Click Observation for the March 2022 Contest is NGC 104 obtained with CHI-2.

You can see and grab this One-Click Observation by clicking here.

Beginner Tier

47 TUCANAE A.K.A NGC 104 by Pranay Kanwar
Prize: 25 credits

Expert Tier

47 TUCANAE (NGC 104) by Bernard Miller
Prize: 50 credits

🏆 Observation Bundle Contest Winners 🏆

The Observation Bundle for March 2022 Contest is is the California Nebula (also known as NGC 1499) obtained with SPA-1 in the HSO filter set. It contains 18 One-Click Observations corresponding to almost 19 hours of total exposure time.

You can see and grab this Observation Bundle by clicking here.

Beginner Tier

NGC1499 - CALIFORNIA NEBULA by Edward Holt
Prize: 75 credits

Expert Tier

CALIFORNIA NEBULA by Philip Yates
Prize: 100 credits

Let’s give a round of applause to all the winners who are going to enjoy the honors and the prizes!

Do you want to find out the April 2022 contests? Find out more here!

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Comments

Congratulations to the winners. It is obviously difficult for the judges to select the single best among many excellent submissions, and it is understandable that only a limited number of credit prizes can be awarded. However, why should you not also display for all to appreciate the second and third place finishers in each category? This would give more participants the accolades that they deserve. Such a complementary blog could begin with the just presented March contest winners, for example.

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