The Milky Way in Ha - Page 2

gregbradley · #21 19-07-2017, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by DJT

Wow, that's a great piece of work. Loads of play with there for future targets!

Well done!

Thanks David. I hope to extend it over the weekend.

Greg.

rcheshire (Rowland) · #22 19-07-2017, 08:36 PM

Greg. I would be happy with Ha alone. Looking forward to the finished product.

Joshua Bunn (Joshua) · #23 19-07-2017, 11:27 PM

Lovely vista Greg.

gregbradley · #24 19-07-2017, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by rcheshire

Greg. I would be happy with Ha alone. Looking forward to the finished product.

Thanks Roland. I'll be adding to it over the weekend so hopefully it will be even more extensive. I know what you mean as the Ha has the most detail.

Greg.

gregbradley · #25 19-07-2017, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by rcheshire

Greg. I would be happy with Ha alone. Looking forward to the finished product.

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Originally Posted by Joshua Bunn

Lovely vista Greg.

Thanks Josh. There is so much to see in the Milky Way.

Greg.

topheart · #26 20-07-2017, 09:19 PM

Hi Greg,
Wow!!
This image has really taught how much Ha there is in this area....as per the earlier posts.
I can see an amazing image coming out of this.
Well done!!
Cheers,
Tim

gregbradley · #27 21-07-2017, 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by topheart

Hi Greg,
Wow!!
This image has really taught how much Ha there is in this area....as per the earlier posts.
I can see an amazing image coming out of this.
Well done!!
Cheers,
Tim

Thanks Tim. I like these widefields from time to time. I am at my dark site now (its freezing) and plan to extend it from tonight onwards.

Greg.

multiweb (Marc) · #28 21-07-2017, 08:09 AM

Love it!

gregbradley · #29 21-07-2017, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by topheart

Hi Greg,
Wow!!
This image has really taught how much Ha there is in this area....as per the earlier posts.
I can see an amazing image coming out of this.
Well done!!
Cheers,
Tim

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Originally Posted by multiweb

Love it!

Cheers Marc. There's so much going on in the Milky Way.

Greg.

Stevec35 (Steve) · #30 21-07-2017, 05:17 PM

Looks great Greg. Sharp and full of detail.

Cheers

Steve

Placidus (Mike and Trish) · #31 22-07-2017, 07:41 AM

We keep coming back to this image. It is a superb shot, beautifully deep.

Andy Campbell has just posted a very detailed close-up of part of the SNR at 6 o'clock. He identifies it as RCW 114.

Martin Pugh · #32 22-07-2017, 07:44 PM

Terrific mosaic thus far Greg and Troy's comments made me take a second look.

Should make for a fabulous image.

cheers
Martin

SimmoW (SIMON) · #33 22-07-2017, 07:59 PM

I too keep coming back to this, bloody superb Greg! I predict this'll win something for you, if you are into that kind of thing.

And what's going on with this latest fad of mosaics? Everyone's doing em, makes me feel silly for getting a 1000mm fl scope

Good job I have an adapter for my asi coming along for my Pentax 645 lenses..

gregbradley · #34 22-07-2017, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Stevec35

Looks great Greg. Sharp and full of detail.

Cheers

Steve

Thanks Steve. I am doing some more as I type.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Placidus

We keep coming back to this image. It is a superb shot, beautifully deep.

Thanks very much for that. I have always like these Milky Way shots.

Andy Campbell has just posted a very detailed close-up of part of the SNR at 6 o'clock. He identifies it as RCW 114.

Thanks Andy. That helps.

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Originally Posted by Martin Pugh

Terrific mosaic thus far Greg and Troy's comments made me take a second look.

Should make for a fabulous image.

cheers
Martin

Cheers Martin. As usual mosaics come with their own problems. The first set had a 1/3rd moon and now no moon. But I'll get there. Frost on the lens from a particularly cold night etc.

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Originally Posted by SimmoW

I too keep coming back to this, bloody superb Greg! I predict this'll win something for you, if you are into that kind of thing.

And what's going on with this latest fad of mosaics? Everyone's doing em, makes me feel silly for getting a 1000mm fl scope

Good job I have an adapter for my asi coming along for my Pentax 645 lenses..

Thanks very much Simmon. These lenses make for a very simple and easy to use setup. Its more a matter of finding out which lenses are good for this and match your camera.

Greg.

atalas · #35 22-07-2017, 08:24 PM

Fantastic Greg....look forward to seeing colour added

gregbradley · #36 23-07-2017, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by atalas

Fantastic Greg....look forward to seeing colour added

Thanks Louie. I have been shooting some replacement colour plus a new panel over the weekend. So I have the data now.

Greg.

LukasKlunter (Lukas Klunter) · #37 27-07-2017, 11:01 PM

Great pics! I really like space. The astronomer in me likes the colour of the Milky Way. Unfortunately, human eyes can't see that colour at night.

gregbradley · #38 27-07-2017, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by LukasKlunter

Great pics! I really like space. The astronomer in me likes the colour of the Milky Way. Unfortunately, human eyes can't see colour at night.

Thanks Lukas.

I have colour data for all these now plus 2 more panels (although I wonder if I have oriented one of them properly). So a fairly large processing job ahead of me but worth the effort.

Greg.