Thanks everyone, it's good to have Humpty Dumpty back together again.
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Originally Posted by Startrek
I normally start capturing objects ascending above 35deg Alt to minimise atmospheric thermal convection and distortion. Light pollution or skyglow seems worse at lower altitudes as well ( the star colours may have been affected by this)
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Likewise but I wanted to test on a glob. Hopefully I can revisit Omega in a couple of months.
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Originally Posted by gaseous
That's a cracking photo! Love it. I'd be very proud of that effort.
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Thanks I'm happy with it but I'd like to go deeper. I need a bigger boat!
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Originally Posted by Mickoid
That is a fair time spent on this one
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What a season we've had. It was a couple of months before I was able to see stars again. I was lucky that I got two nights in a row and I could make some balance and cable run tweaks. Got it sorted on the second night and was then able to get some half decent captures later that morning, but Tuc was quite low by then.
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Originally Posted by casstony
I've ignored star clusters but the colours you're getting make me want to give them another go
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My backyard sky isn't the best so clusters are good objects to target and experiment with and find my sky's, rig and my own limits. Defintely hit them up in between those wonderful nebulae you always post.
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Originally Posted by RyanJones
Top effort LIS. Really nice resolution. I’d love to see the 100% version too. Well done
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Here's the almost full FOV. There were stacking artefacts on the edges which have been cropped out and the file size limit on here has compressed it some more so it's a very crunchy.
) so well done and thanks for sharing. 
