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Originally Posted by silv
Thoughts? Great outcome. Pic A is very pleasing. But pic B invites me to zoom in and discover the additional detail you managed to make visible - at the cost of bloated dead stars, alright. Which scope, mount, and camera did you use? If you don't want to add that info with every new image you could maybe put it into your profile signature?
The small, faint object in due North relativ to the center is not a galaxy but a star forming region and would appear pink in other renderings. So I took the liberty to look at your old images because the colour processing seems so weird. Too much green.. look here a few days back your first Tarantula version: http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/a...e.php?a=234789
But when you imaged with a different camera in May the result was overly green, too, IMO. http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/s...d.php?t=165493
Does your monitor need calibration or do your eyes maybe have a red-green weakness that you favor green so much? |
Thanks for the feedback. I realise it’s greener than other....I think it may be a preference thing for me. I understand green is not a normal Astro color however I like it so I guess it’s my artistic addition
As I said though, appreciate the honest feedback