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Old 19-02-2020, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy01 View Post
Hi Greg,
That's a lovely field, great colours and some interesting dark nebs there that I havn't seen before.
I might target one of those

Not too sure about the starless technique used though - the starless rendition looks really soft & blurry.
I'm not seeing that result when I use Starnet with terminal.

It looks painterly & pretty but maybe it could be sharper?
Thanks Andy. Yes it is quite soft plus I have to run some noise reduction as it leaves little black dots everywhere there were stars.

When you say run it with terminal - what does terminal mean there?

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Originally Posted by graham.hobart View Post
I do like the starless one -like a volcanic jellyfish! vibrant !!
Thanks Graham. This area has a lot more general nebula in it than I thought. The starless version might make some nice wall art.

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Originally Posted by Placidus View Post
Lots of things that are new for us in that image, including the dust lane to far right that looks like a Greek Xi. Well done.
Thanks M and T. There is a lot more Ha in this area than I thought.

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Originally Posted by IanP View Post
Not the fun of star-less, but the original (with millions of star) is (as usual from you) first class!!!
I Understand. I don't mind the starless but not wanting to use it all the time either.

Greg.
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