Vela SNR Mosaic Nine panels with 300mm Lens

[avandonk]

Here is nine panels taken with the Canon 5DH and the 300mm F2.8L.

Exposures for each panel 10X(30s,1m,2m,4m) at 800 ISO. Hutech LPR filter and fridge at -5.0C.

Gradients were a bit of a problem but I wont bore you all with details. All done in HDR.

Full resolution 17x11 degrees FOV 9.7MB

http://members.optusnet.com.au/~trlee8/VelaSNRmos.jpg

I will enhance this image with HA and O3 data soon.

Bert

[leon]

Well Bert that certainly is different, a wonderful wide field, and pretty sharp I might add, well done indeed.

leon

[gregbradley]

Brilliant Bert - magnificent image.

Greg.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Great work there, Bert.

[theodog (Jeff)]

Impressive.......Very impressive.
Nice one Bert.

[glenc (Glen)]

That is a great image Bert. I was just trying to work things out. I think the bright blue star at the top is gamma Vel and the bright cluster on the right is IC 2391. North is on the left.

[avandonk]

Here is a map with the image superimposed with Registar Glen.

Bert

[leon]

Gee's Bert I love how you do that, I have the one you did for me as a wallpaper on my new Monitor, which I might add (the Monitor) is a beauty, so sharp and clear.

Leon

[h0ughy (David)]

brilliant, absolutely supurb bert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[glenc (Glen)]

Bert, thanks for the map.

[avandonk]

Thanks for the comments all. I have given the data a bit of a more severe beating with GradientXterminator.
It is in the same place

http://members.optusnet.com.au/~trlee8/VelaSNRmos.jpg

The problem with 'eliminating' gradients is you start to lose contrast of the faint real nebular data. Most of the nebs in this image are very faint.


Bert

[leon]

Gee that looks good Bert, and all those pin point stars, nice going.

Leon