The Great Cornucopia of the Great Carina Nebula.

[Peter Ward]

Like to Eat?

I mean Eta? :D

Have your fill here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery422.html)

P.S. Hope you have broadband

[Atmos]

I've used your Alluma Ha as a benchmark since you posted it, tried to get close but I cannot quite get there with my tiny 5" :P

You've set some very nice benchmarks!

[batema]

Amazing images Peter.

Mark

[LewisM]

I'll get there with my 85mm...mark my words :lol:

It's just gonna take 6X as long, and I might yet need an H-a filter...

[RickS]

Exceptional detail, Peter. Kinda sick of Eta though :lol:

[LewisM]

Here ya go Rick: https://youtu.be/MneMYn1e2SE?t=10

[RickS]

You're going to drive me to :drink: Lewis...

[LewisM]

Bottoms up!

[Peter Ward]

Rita the Eta eater??!! OMG :lol:



Me too....I suspect it's been imaged with a FSQ/AP/Synta/Celestron/Meade/Royal/Cave/Tasco/TMB/Planewave/Orion/etc.
many times before now ;)....maybe even a KAF16803 chip :eyepop:

H-alpha...and don't forget to photoshop :D



Ta muchly. Pretty much all in one place now :thumbsup:



Benchmarks? Too kind. Nothing wrong with a good 5" either. :thumbsup:

[Placidus]

That fourth and final frame is just brilliant.

[Peter Ward]

Too kind...all re-treads I know....but, like Ayers Rock (or Uluru, depending on when you went to school ) it is one of nature's spectacles that drags me back time and again :thumbsup:

[Stevec35]

Gawd it's another Eta Carinae image but gee it's a good one.

Steve

[multiweb]

:bowdown: Stick with the program. It's working. :)

[Peter Ward]

Ta Marc...yes the program must be adhered to :D



Ta Steve....probably not my last....I'm thinking of a mega-mozaic with the Alluna !



Ta Ric...glad you liked the mixed bag of lollies :)

[Ross G]

Amazing photos Peter!

Sharpness, colour, detail, composition...excellent!

You are setting a new benchmark for quality on this forum.

Ross.

[Peter Ward]

Too kind Ross. The standard of some of the images on IIS has been going
up like a homesick angel of late. (e.g. M&T's and Paul's recent narrow field work)

Nice to be still marking benches :)

[atalas]

Sensational work Peter:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Was the FSQ data blurred at all for the 16" data?or did you only sharpen the 16" data?It's not what I would call a subtle blend....more of a high impact blend.

[Peter Ward]

Ta Louie...the FSQ data and RC16 data was "as is" i.e. no blur or sharpening.
While it is a great wide field scope, the intrinsic resolution of the FSQ is simply limited by its aperture...it is just 4" after all.

BTW it's easy to see when a low res image has been "enhanced" with other data ....stars become remarkably smaller and fainter than elsewhere in the field.

[DJT]

That series of images really is the Bees Knees.

Very very cool

Now, can you do something about the resolution on your new avatar as I can’t for the sake of me see what he is reading?

;)

[Peter Ward]

:lol: The IIS 80x80 pixel limit is the problem...closer view attached