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Originally Posted by Ryderscope
Good work Bart. The colour works without being over the top. I think it presents well 'as is' without having to go to too much additional sharpening and/or decon.
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Hi Rodney, thanks for taking a look. I must admit, I try to rarely use sharpening so I'm glad you think it is ok without it. I know I did!
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Originally Posted by Placidus
Well done! The width of field meant that you could get in the beautiful golden sand of the milky way star field.
Mike Sidonio's "butterfly in the Milky Way" and "Sagittarius Trio" started the ball rolling, and there've been a couple others since. Nathan's NGC 6559 (BigToe) and Marcus's hybrid Sagittarius Gems are also moving in the same direction.
For us, this trend has SAVED natural colour images of emission nebulae. The all-purples-and-reds approach may have run its course.
You've produced a beautiful image. And not just the colour. The depth and clarity are great.
Good on ya!
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Wow, thanks guys. Those golden sands are definately there, its nice to have them show up like that which is the way it should be.
