M42 Stl-11000m

[Phil]

Taken last night with STL-11000M on a NP101mm sitting on a G11 mount.
HA/35mins/20min/1min
RGB/10min each channel
Hope you enjoy.
Phil

[jase]

Hey Phil. This is a lovely wide field perspective. Very pleasant. I'm not too certain of the colour though. Balancing the RGB data with the strong Ha information can take some work. I feel certain if you spent some more time you could extract greater detail from this image. Still a very good result to be pleased of.:thumbsup:

[Dennis]

Wow Phil - that is one heck of a cosmic vista, a real beauty.

Cheers

Dennis

[Phil]

yeah i wasnt to shore about the colour i will most likly change it. Thanks Dennis.
Phil

[iceman]

Hardly recognisable as M42! So much to see. Great job Phil.

[Lee]

Excellent! Lot's of HA.... isn't it upside down :P

[Phil]

Thanks iceman you are right it is hard to recognise

[xelasnave]

Excellent in my view congratualtions on a fine effort...
alex

[Phil]

Thanks Alex im glad you like it and thanks for your reply.
Phil

[tornado33]

So much faint detail for relatively short exposure, a very efficient chip on that camera.
Scott

[h0ughy]

Wonderful image - but i am slightly confused, there is evidence of rotation on the upper left and lower right of the image in the corners but it is spot on on the other two diagonals? I think you have done a fantastic job at capturing all that Nebulae!! Its like that other image you posted that blew me away.

[Ric]

Fantastic Phil, the amount of nebulosity you have captured in this area is awesome. I actually didn't realise there was so much.

Cheers

[Phil]

Thanks for all your nice reply.
Phil

[Garyh]

Good going Phil! so much faint neb all around M42! and you would never know without that Ha filter...
Nice :thumbsup:

[Benny L]

bloody nice work there mate!

if the colours were tweaked to something that most people are a little more used to seeing it will finish it off perfectly.

worthy of being hung in the pool room i reckon. :):thumbsup:

[Alchemy]

A very different view of a well known object...... i like images that challenge the boundaries and try something new:thumbsup:

[netwolf]

Again so much detail I never new existed in M42. Like your other wide field shot this one is stunning. And I think your giving the Hubble a run for its money.

[Phil]

Thanks again guys
Phil