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Old 26-04-2024, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by AlexN View Post
It's certainly a different game, producing an image where the stars are literally the whole point of the image! Its so unusual shooting a target like this after shooting nebulae and galaxies...

There's a completely different mindset required from exposure to processing.

I'll be doing Omega Centauri this year... and a couple of other star clusters hopefully - they've never been targets I've focused on, but I think, what better way to learn to properly process star colours without blowing them out, than to process images where they are the 'star' of the show!
You do raise some good points Alex that when taking images of clusters be they open clusters or globulars, there is a different focus (no pun intended) required particularly with star profiles and colours. I guess when reviewing images of clusters there is no nebula around to divert the attention either.

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