All's fair in love and narrowband

[RickS]

I promise to finish the proper version soon but in the meantime :D

[Placidus]

Rick, hope that's not just a VEILED threat. It's stunning already. Razor sharp. :thumbsup:

[Bassnut]

Geez, thats a fantastic rendition, youve just outdone Astroanarchy !. I love how tight and sharp they are, and that sort of extreme, hectic violence they convey. Most appropriate.

[RickS]

Thanks, Mike, for the kind comment and the bad pun :)



Thanks, Fred! I'm a big fan of JPM's work so that's high praise indeed.

Cheers,
Rick.

[ozstronomer]

WOW! love the colours Rick, great FOV well done:thumbsup:

[strongmanmike]

Woah horsies look at that! :eyepop: in yer face red hot dude, it's on fire!...like a star exploded or something :thumbsup:

Great job getting it all in Rick

Mike

[IanP]

What do you mean by "proper version"? :P
This one is awsome .... :thumbsup:

[RickS]

Thanks, Geoff!



Ta, Mike. You're a funny man :lol: Don't start telling people that stars explode or we'll have a stampede on our hands ;)



Sorry, Ian, perhaps I should have said a conventional version. Still a lot more work to do for the final version. I'm now doing the 18 integrations needed to put together the RGB stars.

Cheers,
Rick.

[Shiraz]

:thumbsup: Crikey. not sure what else to say really.

Spectacular, outrageous, original perthaps.. this is really pushing the boundaries and looks great.

[gregbradley]

A flamboyant image Rick. Very nice. High impingement.

Greg.

[Slawomir]

:atom:...To boldly go where no man has gone before... ;)

Excellent effort.

[atalas]

Looking forward to seeing the finished product Rick.

[RickS]

Thanks for the kind comments Ray, Greg, Slawomir & Louie!

[multiweb]

That's a great fov Rick. Mammoth effort. :thumbsup: Reading with you dealing with panels I've found in the past it is easier to process them separately then stitch them in the last step.

[RickS]

Thanks, Marc! The Ha was good quality and I was able to stitch it while the data was still linear. The OIII was much more variable in quality and I had to stretch the panels before stitching in order to get a decent result. I'm working on RGB now and I'll probably do the colour combine and stretch before I stitch those. It has been a long, but educational, process :)

Cheers,
Rick.