Small Magellanic Cloud & 47Tuc & NGC362 in colour

[IanP]

Same as:
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=128502
with addition of RGB and re-mapped as NB+LRGB

Higher res @
http://westcoastpics23.blogspot.com.au/

[pluto]

That's really beautiful, great work! :)

[RickS]

Very nice, Ian.

[strongmanmike]

You have handled the colour version very nicely Ian, well done, a great looking wide field image of 47 Tuc and SMC :thumbsup:

Mike

[Rod771]

Looks good Ian, well done! :thumbsup:

[tilbrook@rbe.ne]

That's something special Ian!:thumbsup:

Nicely done.:)

Cheers,

Justin.

[Geoff45]

Nice pic Ian. Good colour and showing lots of potential targets for the postage stamp crowd.
Geoff

[multiweb]

+1 That's excellent! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[IanP]

Thanks Hugh, Rick, Mike, Rod, Justin, Geoff & Marc ..
:thanx:
Glad you like it …

I have to admit that collecting data and then processing of this photo was one of the most challenging so far. ;)

Thanks again
Ian
:thanx:

[DrWho]

Ian, this is one of the best SMCs I've seen
:thumbsup:

[Leonardo70]

Wonderful image ... i hope one day to shot this target !!!

All the best,
Leo

[Ross G]

A beautiful photo Ian.

Love the colours and great composition.

Ross.

[Stevec35]

Very very attractive photo Ian and the composition is great fitting both 47 Tuc and NGC 362 in. Well done.

Steve

[blink138]

that is a great pic again ian, what did you use for it?
i still cannot believe you are only 8 kays from me and you get such wonderful and unpolluted pictures!
pat

[IanP]

Thanks DrWho, Leo, Ross, Steve and Pat …
:thanx:

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I made a couple of attempts and the FL of 145mm on the 70-200mm lens was the best fit. :)

[IanP]

Thanks Pat,

I used 70-200mm Canon lens @ 145mm with STT-8300m camera.

As far as the light pollution goes, I think I mentioned this before, I mostly take shots in the S-SW direction, as I have only Indian Ocean in that direction, that is, manageable light pollution .. the rest is done in PixInsight (eg. DBE process) etc.
:hi: