Another NGC3576

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Here is another rendition of this picturesque nebula taken from Sydney suburbs (thank goodness for narrowband!). Imaged through a GSO RC10 and QHY16200A camera. A total of 3.75hrs exposure in Ha 7nm. I'll throw some SII and O3 into the mix when the weather allows.

A bigger better version found here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/740759...posted-public/

Thanks
Ted

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

Beautiful Ted

Thank goodness for narrowband indeed

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Superb!

[willik (Willik)]

Tops very nice great detail
Martin

[Peter Ward]

Simply excellent Ted

[gregbradley]

Very nice Ted. I would use the shadows/highlights tool in Photoshop to selectively pull back a few areas where the highlights are a tad overexposed but the data no doubt it still there.

Greg.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Looks great Ted, bit of sharpening going on there ..but you sure have showcased the wealth of linear striations present in the gas structures

Mike

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Originally Posted by Camelopardalis

Beautiful Ted

Thank goodness for narrowband indeed

Thanks Dunk

Originally Posted by Placidus

Superb!

Thanks Mike

Originally Posted by willik

Tops very nice great detail
Martin

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Simply excellent Ted

Thanks Peter, not as smooth and detailed as your effort

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Very nice Ted. I would use the shadows/highlights tool in Photoshop to selectively pull back a few areas where the highlights are a tad overexposed but the data no doubt it still there.

Greg.

Thanks Greg have toned it down now

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Looks great Ted, bit of sharpening going on there ..but you sure have showcased the wealth of linear striations present in the gas structures

Mike

Thanks Mike, yes the extra decon & contrast is always my preference in Ha images to bring up structures, although even with this result I had to restrain myself I usually tone it down in SHO, since the colour tends to look after structures.

[Bart]

That looks very good. Great detail and very sharp. :

[Giritboy]

Omg this is awesome ted, can’t wait to see your sii and oiii combination. Looks like 7nm works well with Sydney pollution. Once again great job!!👍👍👍

[RickS (Rick)]

Very dramatic, Ted.

[alpal]

Hi Ted,
that's a top image.
It is perhaps ever so slightly over sharpened but I still like it.

cheers
Allan

[marc4darkskies (Marcus)]

Outstanding detail and depth Ted! A great image!

[Star Catcher (Ted Dobosz)]

Originally Posted by Bart

That looks very good. Great detail and very sharp. :

Thank you

Originally Posted by Giritboy

Omg this is awesome ted, can’t wait to see your sii and oiii combination. Looks like 7nm works well with Sydney pollution. Once again great job!!👍👍👍

Thanks, you can sort of get away with it when there is enough stuff in the field. I think 5 or 3nm would be more comfortable.

Originally Posted by RickS

Very dramatic, Ted.

Thank you Rick

Originally Posted by alpal

Hi Ted,
that's a top image.
It is perhaps ever so slightly over sharpened but I still like it.

cheers
Allan

Thanks Allan, yes a fraction less on the pedal

Originally Posted by marc4darkskies

Outstanding detail and depth Ted! A great image!

Thank you Marc

[SimmoW (SIMON)]

Yes very sharp and detailed!