Horse Head M42 weildfield

[Phil]

Hope you enjoy 2 photo stitched together
Taken with STL-11000M on NP101mm F5.4 on G11 mount
HA
Phil

[h0ughy]

NNNOOOOOOOOO WAAAYYyyyyy mate that is gobsmackingly brilliant!!!!!!!!!!! look at all that nebulae!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!:scared::scared::scared: :eyepop::eyepop::eyepop::eyepop: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Oh I am enjoying this shot, it is a ripper:):)

[leon]

Hey Phil that is so good, such a wide field, well done indeed.

Leon

[Ric]

Fantastic Phil, what a stunning image

You've captured an amazing amount of detail in that image.

Wel done.

[iceman]

Beautiful widefield, Phil. Only thing that lets it down is the jpeg compression.

Fantastic work.

[Phil]

Thanks guys
Phil

[dugnsuz]

Fantastic image Phil.
Doug

[Alchemy]

:thumbsup:

[mill]

Ok here we go, beep beep beep beep superb beep image :eyepop:

[Lee]

wow......

[matt]

That's the stuff of hung-on-the-wall, framed black and white pic material.

:thumbsup:

[Marko of Oz]

I think that
:jawdrop:
says it all. Some of us know how to do it up here :D

Excuse me while I pack my DSI away and never take another DSO pic. Naaaa just kidding. :thumbsup:

Legend Phil.

[netwolf]

Stunning image, never new there was so much to Orion.

[spearo]

wow what a shot!
the stitch really gives an awesome perspective. Great job. Agree with Mike would be god to have a link to a higher res
amazing shot!
well done mate
frank

[turbo_pascale]

Very nice image - I have a similar massive widefield of orion as my desktop, but in colour. It is a spectacular view.

I'd disagree slightly with the comment above that the only thing letting it down is the JPEG compression though. The elongation in the stars (particularly obvious in the top left corner) could do with some work.

Turbo

[bloodhound31]

What he said....:eyepop: You are my new astrophotography hero!

Baz.:thumbsup:

[Phil]

Thanks again guys for you nice words
Phil

[geli2@bigpond.c]

oh wow

[danielsun]

Wow Phil!! :eyepop:That's a truly incredible image. I never realised there was so much nebulosity and detail between M42 and the flame.