M33 lrgb

[Fabiomax]

After a long time I can finally take a picture. lately I'm working with my setup to be able to put in a fixed location. I then used a night to do this M 33, trying my RC 8 inch down to f5.6. Middle of the night accompanied me to the moon. I had difficulty to balance the colors and halos give me much trouble. But the sky had a good seeing, and I proceeded to processing. Maybe in the future I hope to put some integration. This is my second attempt on M33, but the first that I made with a Newton had not really satisfied.
suggestions and criticisms welcome,

Cheers,

Fabiomax

http://www.astrofabiomax.it/index.html

[RickS]

Looks pretty good to me, Fabiomax. Maybe a little more yellow/orange in the core than other renditions I have seen? Still very nice.

Cheers,
Rick.

[alpal]

Hi Fabiomax,
I am surprised - the GSO is giving tight stars.
Is the image mirror flipped?

cheers
Allan

[Ross G]

A great looking photo Fabiomax.

So detailed and sharp and I like the colours.

One of the best M33 photos I have seen.

Ross.

[strongmanmike]

Yeah, wow! looks very cool Fabio :)...because of the diverse vivid colouring David Malin would probably hate it :rolleyes: but I recon it looks very excellent :D :thumbsup: look at all that stuff in that there galaxy! :eyepop:
Mike

[Fabiomax]

Thank you all for the kind comments. In fact it is a little out of the ordinary. I would save the details of the instrument, which in a night of good seeing I was amazed. About the colors I think I'll work again.
Thank you,
Fabiomax

[Fabiomax]

ok, I realized it was a picture too colorful. I'm not displeased at all, but I preferred to process it again, to make it more natural and less painted some areas, such as those in Halpha. Unfortunately, the halos were and sooner or later I will try to reduce them :-)

http://www.astrofabiomax.it/m33-1.html

[strongmanmike]

Beautiful :thumbsup:

Mike