Not a repro!

[atalas]

Ok ok,It's a Keyhole again but not a repro and this time shot with my ML 8300.

Details:

Exposures: 5 hrs Ha/4 hrs RGB (Ha blended with Sudo Lum)

Object: Keyhole Nebula

Scope: RC 12

Camera: ML 8300

Mount: MX+/guided ONAG

Software: SkyX Pro/AA5/CC

https://tinyurl.com/yc5kt2lu

Donkey Kicking welcomed!

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

That is gorgeous, yummy, well captured and well processed. There is a structure coming out of the keyhole and heading up toward 12 o'clock that I'd never noticed before, that looks like a wing, or a scapula. It's in our image too, but in yours it looks wonderfully three-dimensional.

Ace top notch work.

[leon]

Tried to click on the link you supplied for the image and it tells me "this site is untrusted" and gives me a few options of what i should do, so I didn't go any further with this one.

Leon

[RobF (Rob)]

Yes, that is superb
Very nicely done.

[alpal]

Hi Louie,
that's excellent data & so well processed.
That RC12 is really cooking.
How come it's mirror flipped?

cheers
Allan

[willik (Willik)]

That's a top image of ETA
Martin

[Peter Ward]

Nice one Louie. Eta is always good

[Atmos (Colin)]

The resolution is exceptional
It has a great 3D look to it.

[LewisM]

It gets the Donkey seal of approval

[JA]

Ummmmmm.... Atalas,

The guys at Hubble Control want to know how you managed to sneak one in "off-the-books".....



Best
JA

[atalas]

Originally Posted by Placidus

That is gorgeous, yummy, well captured and well processed. There is a structure coming out of the keyhole and heading up toward 12 o'clock that I'd never noticed before, that looks like a wing, or a scapula. It's in our image too, but in yours it looks wonderfully three-dimensional.

Ace top notch work.

Thanks M&T....still trying to get used to the higher res ability of the scope and structures I haven't noticed before myself!

Originally Posted by leon

Tried to click on the link you supplied for the image and it tells me "this site is untrusted" and gives me a few options of what i should do, so I didn't go any further with this one.

Leon

Leon,sorry don't know what's going on there mate....can send you the Jpeg If you like?

Originally Posted by RobF

Yes, that is superb
Very nicely done.

Thanks Rob.

Originally Posted by alpal

Hi Louie,
that's excellent data & so well processed.
That RC12 is really cooking.
How come it's mirror flipped?

cheers
Allan

Thanks Allan....love the RC12, am glad I made the purchase! ah the mirror flip!hehe....my trade mark

Originally Posted by willik

That's a top image of ETA
Martin

Thanks Martin.

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Nice one Louie. Eta is always good

Thanks Peter....think I'll give It a rest for now

Originally Posted by Atmos

The resolution is exceptional
It has a great 3D look to it.

Thanks Col...appreciate the feedback.

Originally Posted by LewisM

It gets the Donkey seal of approval

....thanks dude!

[atalas]

Originally Posted by JA

Ummmmmm.... Atalas,

The guys at Hubble Control want to know how you managed to sneak one in "off-the-books".....



Best
Ja

...busted!

Thanks Ja.

[h0ughy (David)]

oh that's very ordinary, extra ordinary

[Geoff45 (Geoff)]

Really good. Wel done.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Awesome!
That's more like it. Just sayin'

[gregbradley]

That's a very nice Eta Louie.

Very detailed and pleasant colours.

Greg.

[Paul Haese]

Lovely detail and I really like the colour Louie. The fickle finger looks really nicely defined too.

[RickS (Rick)]

Most excellent work, Louie

[atalas]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

oh that's very ordinary, extra ordinary

Thanks David....you can get up now

[atalas]

Originally Posted by Geoff45

Really good. Wel done.

Thanks Geoff.

Originally Posted by multiweb

Awesome!
That's more like it. Just sayin'

Thanks French dude....

Originally Posted by gregbradley

That's a very nice Eta Louie.

Very detailed and pleasant colours.

Thanks Greg.

Greg.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Lovely detail and I really like the colour Louie. The fickle finger looks really nicely defined too.

Thanks Paul.

Originally Posted by RickS

Most excellent work, Louie

Thanks Rick.