Tarantula 2

[Imme]

I posted a cropped version with a blown out core yesterday but have since done some processing work on it using the full field of view.

For some reason I couldn't attach to the original post though???? So have re-posted here. Mods...feel free to merge the two posts if you wish.

I think this one is a much better version and I definitely prefer the larger field of view.

Peoples thoughts?

[Imme]

Funnily enough I can upload yesterdays picture to this post though?

....little lost as to why. Operator error maybe?:shrug:

MODS - Feel free to delete my other post on this.

[multiweb]

As good as it gets. Very nice tarantula. :thumbsup:

[xelasnave]

Jon dont worry about possible duplication whatever.
Magic image I congratulate you on an excellent effort.
Very well done in my view.
Alex

[Karlzburg]

Loving the colours through it, very subtle.

[Mickoid]

Looks heaps better Jon, I love the spiders legs! You may have to start attaching a link to a Hi Res image, so we can really appreciate the detail you're capturing. :thumbsup:

[Nikolas]

That newer version is heaps better, you've captured the subtlety perfectly

[Imme]

Cheers Nik, I agree.....amazing the difference a different way of processing can make


Thanks mike.....hi res, that’s a bit like my girlfriend going out for a night on the town without makeup isn’t it???
Will see what I can do. What are people’s fav’s for hi res links? Astrobin or something else?



Cheers Alex. Really appreciate the encouragement you give. You’re always so positive and willing to throw your 10 cents worth in.

[Anth10]

Rippa Imme.
Processing is excellent in this one, nicely framed too, maximised your scopes fov to fit the ghost head neb in as well!

;)

[Imme]

Must admit I had some help with the framing on this one ;)

[Nikolas]

Jon what is your setup?

[Imme]

Im running a zwo 1600 one shot colour cam through a flt132 with flattener on an eq6....guided by a zwo scope and asi120 mono.

Works really well together.

[Nikolas]

Thanks

[Gavin1234]

Nice image. Is it a f30 guidescope Jon?