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Hi all, another narrowband image. This time it is the Lagoon Nebula (M8) taken last night through the LX200R 12" with the DSI II Pro at f/3.3 and using 13nm narowband filters.
The images were taken at 8 second subs x 100 with Envisage, combined in MaximDL as HOS for RGB and tweaked in Paint Shop Pro.
All comments welcome.
Cheers:)
Ric It looks like you captured that region very well indeed, the colours are different to what I would expect, but then I don't quite know what Narrow Band means.
So other than the fact that it is obviously well captured, ;) I will say no more.
Leon :thumbsup:
peter_4059
09-05-2008, 08:23 PM
Ric,
The narrow band puts an intersting twist on the colour of the image. It looks nice and sharp.
Are you saving the uncombined images and post stacking?
Peter
seeker372011
09-05-2008, 08:40 PM
interesting colours-this is the hubble pallette I assume?
Hi Seeker, I used a HOS palette with this one. I believe the Hubble palette is SHO.
Hi Peter, I take the images as fits3p and save all uncombined images. I then post stack in MaximDL and reject any duds.
Thanks Leon, it's still quite a brave new world to me as well and I still have heaps to learn as well. glad you liked it though.
Thanks all for your replys
Cheers :)
Garyh
10-05-2008, 08:43 AM
Nice detail Ric!
Nice and sharp too!
I would like to try some narrowband imaging one day
:thumbsup:
Nice one Ric,
For such short subs the detail is very good. Maybe you could even raise the FL to 6.3 and get a bigger image scale for some planetaries. When are you going to start using the wedge and guiding?
Paul
Thanks Gary, narrowband imaging is quite a fascinating area. while I enjoy the traditional colours I find that you are a lot less bound to the colours
Hi Paul, I have been considering buying a f/6.3 FR or even trying some imaging at f/10
The wedge is seeing little use at the moment as the setup and aligning really eats into imaging time. I'm hoping to get the obsevatory built within the next 8 months, that way I'll be able to permanently setup and really get things cooking.
Cheers
Nice work Ric. Well done. I think its nearly time to graduate to a new camera to further progress your narrowband quest!
Thanks Jase, I must admit I do like the Starlight Express cameras but a new camera is a little way off at the moment. Unfortunately there are a few higher prioritys at the farm at the moment.
Cheers
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