NGC6188 now with Ha and OIII

[peter_4059]

Finally some clear nights - managed to get 14x10mins of Ha and OIII to add to my previous NGC6188 LRGB data. Unfortuantely I selected the wrong reference image so framing was not quite what I wanted but luckily not a complete write off.

Here's 31x5mins LRGB with 14x10mins Ha and OIII added. I'm quite amazed how much detail the Ha brings out.



Link to full size/res image here:
http://astrob.in/45190/

Comments welcome.

[Larryp]

Looks really nice, Peter :thumbsup:

[Ross G]

Nice looking photo Peter.

You've captured some great detail.


Ross.

[peter_4059]

Thanks for the comments Larry and Ross. I'm going to have another go at it tonight with the right reference frame an might get the blue data again as I suspect the focus wasn't quite right last time.

[RobF]

Looking good Peter.
I've been getting some Ha on this one last couple of nights, but only get a few hours between the trees. Fingers crossed for more decent weather for sure!

[allan gould]

The Ha really lifts your image Peter and I like it a lot.
Two clear nights in a row for you and nothing at all for me:sadeyes:
Maybe tonight.
Allan

[RickS]

Dark and brooding. I like it a lot, Peter!

[peter_4059]

Been doing a bit more work on this. This one has some extra data!

Comments welcome.

Here's the big version:
http://astrob.in/48220/B/

[alan meehan]

Wonderfull shot Pete I like it a lot

[jase]

Great renditions Peter. I like the traditional RGB over the narrowband, but the target is well suited to both palettes. Stars look a little crunchy. Not sure if you use DDP to stretch your data but it can certainly assist it managing stellar profiles. Looking forward to more.

[astronobob]

Awesome to this duck Peter, I dont even know this object, but it looks a trendy target :) all inspiring stuff & nice work :thumbsup:

[multiweb]

Great looking field Peter. :thumbsup: