M8 in Hubble palette

[Stevec35]

Well part of it anyway. The palette is a bit psychedelic but I can't help myself with NB images. This will be the last image from this camera for a while because it has to have an intermittent fault investigated.

Cheers

Steve

http://members.pcug.org.au/~stevec/m8_STXL6303_RC14.htm

[multiweb]

Nice colors. Is that your RC?

[Stevec35]

Yep - the 14.5" RC

[DJScotty]

Nothing wrong with a bit of psychadelica!
Beautiful image

[Placidus]

Wonderful !!!!

A bit psychedelic, but you've brought out dozens of interesting subtle features that I've never seen before. When I compare with other images, they are there, but you've made them clear. Hours of fun!

Best,
Mike

[gregbradley]

That's really good Steve. When I click on the larger resolution a partial image appears. You may need to reload it.

Greg,

[Stevec35]

Thanks guys. I've just done a minor tweak which I think improves the overall result.

[jase]

Very cool Steve. The ripples of HA amongst the OIII give a pleasing 3d feel. Well done.

[Stevec35]

Thanks Jase. This is where NB images really come into their own I think because you often get a good 3D effect.



Thanks Greg. I did reload when doing yet another minor tweak and I think it should be okay now.

[gregbradley]

That's amazingly detailed Steve. I almost wouldn't recognise it. Fabulous and unique.

Greg.

[topheart]

Love it!
Tim

[Paul Haese]

Heap of detail Steve. The blues are interesting, but would rather see a more ruddy colour in place of the yellow. Your choice though.

The AOX looks to have had a big impact on the detail level from what I can tell.

An interesting look at the heart of the Lagoon and the Hour Glass being well defined.

[Stevec35]

Thanks Paul. Actually I think you are right. I think there is too much yellow so back to the drawing board. The AOX certainly has improved things but I've improved my approach with other things too.



Thanks Tim



Thanks Greg. Yes it's a different look all right.