NGC6723 and friends in Corona Australis

[Bart]

Hi,


A bit of vanilla flavour Corona Australis objects in LRGB.


Details with image, use the size buttons at the bottom.


https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/169457213


Cheers and clears!:)

[beren]

:thumbsup: top image, very nice

[leon]

Yes indeed I do like that well done Bart.

Leon

[Andy01]

Nice one Bart - looks great! :)

[Placidus]

That's seriously lovely.

There's the tiniest bit of background haze - not a lot - but you can tweak the zero point for more contrast without losing any data.

Very nicely done.

[Slawomir]

Echoing others - very nice image Bart - I particularly like star colours :thumbsup:

[kosborn]

Very nice!:thumbsup: Definitely one of my favourite parts of the sky!


Kevin

[Atmos]

Very nice Bart. Not an area that I've shot before but images like this make me want to :P

[DiscoDuck]

Great image Bart. Top stuff!

[strongmanmike]

That's an excellent image Bart, smooth, subtle and natural looking processing, very nice work :thumbsup:

Mike

[Bart]

Thank you, Beren.:)





Thanks Leon! Nice of you to pop in. :thumbsup:





Cheers Andy! Your comments are always appreciated.:thanx:





Thanks M&T. I did try exactly that before going public and I decided I liked this version better. :shrug:





Hi Slawomir, thank you for taking a look. :)





Thanks Kevin, there is a lot around that whole area, I agree! :D





As you can see Atmos, shooting in this area has its rewards. Looking forward to seeing some of yours from this region.:thumbsup:





Thank you Disco! I'm just trying to stay level with some of your great work of late.:lol:





Hi Mike. I have tried to turn a corner in my processing. Instead of trying to drag every last detail out of an image I am finding "less is more" of late.
This image has no de-convolution or any artificial sharpening and only some very minor noise reduction. Pretty much it is how it came out of the scope. :)