Ic4685

[Bart]

Hello Astro people!

IC4685 and Friends, about 8 hours worth. Details with image and you can use the size buttons at the bottom.

https://pbase.com/image/169726007

Cheers and clears.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Beautiful shot Bart, well processed, has a bit of everything, a very pretty piece of sky that, enjoyed the view

Mike

[Paul Haese]

Looks great Gray. I have been working on the same area, though not as wide as your image. Colours and detail are excellent.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Love the colours and framing. Looks like a big cake with strawberries on top.

[Atmos (Colin)]

Really well captured and processed. Detail is good and the colour is spot on

[DiscoDuck (Paul)]

Great bold colours and nice detail, Bart.

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Superb image Bart. There are many emission structures shown very clearly and crisply, but also many stars.

The "technical card" reports that the narrowband component is "x" minutes per channel. When we try solving for x, we get (8.6 x 60 - 245 - 270)/3 minutes = 20 seconds.
Any hints?

[Atmos (Colin)]

Originally Posted by Placidus

Superb image Bart. There are many emission structures shown very clearly and crisply, but also many stars.

The "technical card" reports that the narrowband component is "x" minutes per channel. When we try solving for x, we get (8.6 x 60 - 245 - 270)/3 minutes = 20 seconds.
Any hints?

If you look up a few lines it has the LRGB component in 5 min exposures
Those x components only appear to be for narrowband.

[Bart]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Beautiful shot Bart, well processed, has a bit of everything, a very pretty piece of sky that, enjoyed the view

Mike

Thanks Mike, nice of you to stop by and comment. I'm glad you liked it.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Looks great Gray. I have been working on the same area, though not as wide as your image. Colours and detail are excellent.

Nice Paul, looking forward to seeing your version.

Originally Posted by multiweb

Love the colours and framing. Looks like a big cake with strawberries on top.

LOL! Yum, cake with strawberries! Ill bring the ice cream, Marc!

Originally Posted by Atmos

Really well captured and processed. Detail is good and the colour is spot on

Thanks Col. I used the Photmetric Colour Calibration tool in PixInsight set to G2V.

Originally Posted by DiscoDuck

Great bold colours and nice detail, Bart.

Thanks Disco, got your email as well!

Originally Posted by Placidus

Superb image Bart. There are many emission structures shown very clearly and crisply, but also many stars.

The "technical card" reports that the narrowband component is "x" minutes per channel. When we try solving for x, we get (8.6 x 60 - 245 - 270)/3 minutes = 20 seconds.
Any hints?

Sorry M & T, that is something I'll have to sort. It is the way I have presented the details, there were no narrowband frames. I will remove that line from the details.


I really like ths object because there is so much going on, it is like a mish-mash of alot of what we like to capture.

Originally Posted by Atmos

If you look up a few lines it has the LRGB component in 5 min exposures
Those x components only appear to be for narrowband.

Thanks Col, it just means there are no narrowband frames. I'll remove that line when I next log into PBase.

[Ryderscope (Rodney)]

A wonderfully interesting area with a wide array of features. Nicely presented as well

[Bart]

Thanks, Rodney. Glad you liked the view.

[Retrograde (Pete)]

Very nice version of 'the toes'. Really like the whole field.

[Geoff45 (Geoff)]

Very nice Bart. Nice variety of different features. Really show up the advantages of a wide field
Geoff

[gregbradley]

A lovely vista Bart. A great range of colours and a very interesting part of the sky.

Greg.

[Bart]

Originally Posted by Retrograde

Very nice version of 'the toes'. Really like the whole field.

Thanks Retro, glad my toes aren't that colour though!

Originally Posted by Geoff45

Very nice Bart. Nice variety of different features. Really show up the advantages of a wide field
Geoff

Thank you Geoff. Yep, the 5" and the 8300 are not too bad of a combination.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

A lovely vista Bart. A great range of colours and a very interesting part of the sky.

Greg.

Thanks Greg, it is certainly a packed area of sky!