The Biggest Baddest glob in the sky

[atalas]

Hi again Guys



Killing time between objects with a shot of....The Biggest Baddest glob in the sky....and continuing my theme of imperfection:lol:

Globs are so difficult to do beautifully!I find It's very difficult to get the dynamics right so the glob sparkles.

One example of a glob done beautifully was Steve's NGC 4833:thumbsup:most I've seen are left with a rather flat looking background...dynamically speaking that is.

Anyway,It is what It is...and for those that think It isn't...I say,yes It is:lol:

Feel free to kick It around If you feel the need.



Details:



Object: NGC 5139(Centaurus)



Exposure: LRGB(5.9hrs)



Seeing: Poor



Location: Padstow,Sydney,NSW,Australia



Telescope: RC10



Mount: MX+



Camera: SXVRH16



Guide: ONAG/ASI 174



Software: AA5/CC



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[Atmos]

Globs are also quite sensitive to poor seeing but yours looks like it has turned out just fine anyway :)
Nice job Louie

[LewisM]

That is what it is, so much so that that is that. :)

[strongmanmike]

Ok...yes it is then...:question:...is that an ism? :)

Mike

[atalas]

Thanks Colin.

[atalas]

Ah yes....but only If you don't look at It!otherwise It is and isn't at the same time(QP):lol:

[atalas]

I had to google this one Mike....does that mean I'm turning into a "Louie-ism"?that's a not so bad:lol:

[strongmanmike]

Big Louie!

[atalas]

:lol:that's me on a good day.

[Ryderscope]

It certainly is and also captures the sparkly criterion.

[atalas]

Hey thank Rodney....turned out ok considering the conditions.

[RickS]

Very sparkly, Louie :thumbsup:

[atalas]

Just like me Rick:lol: thanks mate.