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When you look at Helix in just Oiii its interesting how different the photons are splattered about in a sunburst pattern when compared to how the Ha appears. This is then a view of the construction of NGC7293 in bicolour but processed with a focus on keeping Oiii visible. Noisy as buggery, really not enough Oiii data but enough to get the drift I hope.
biColour NGC7293 - Helix Nebula in Bicolour (http://astrob.in/205699/0/)
Construction Constructing the Helix (http://astrob.in/205698/0/)
Thanks for looking
strongmanmike
25-08-2015, 11:09 PM
Nicely done David, it is hard to keep the OIII features visible at the same time as show the intricate Ha detail but you have done a commendable job here :thumbsup: The less well known OIII details are pretty cool huh?
Mike
multiweb
26-08-2015, 08:28 AM
Nice one David. The Oiii channel looks like an explosion. :thumbsup:
Thanks for the comments gents. Was interesting just working through the Oiii data as I hadn't seen it before. Its weird the way the Planetary nebulas work and I can see why the long focal length appeal as they are all different.
Placidus
27-08-2015, 07:42 AM
Very nice, David.
I agree that there's a place for showing just the OIII on some objects. You've motivated me to get cracking and show an OIII-only NGC 602 that I've been struggling with.
Best,
Mike
RickS
30-08-2015, 06:53 PM
Nice work, David. It's a tricky balancing act. Shame the Oiii in the Helix isn't brighter and hence less noisy :)
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