Narrow band Eta

[Peter Ward]

Old data, new processing...

http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery3.html

[renormalised]

Nice piccie, Peter....great detail.

[iceman]

Nice one Peter, lovely detail. I like the colours. What do the different colours represent from a gas composition point of view?

[Peter Ward]

With narrow band the channel choice is a little arbitrary but loosely in this version yellows are Sulphur II, greens/cyan H-alpha and blues Oxygen III

[Bassnut]

ahh, OK, thats pretty weird. Excellent detail and everything else, but Im not sure about the colour processing, the top capture is a bit lost in the lollypop colouring.

[Peter Ward]

No worries Fred...I don't like it much either....It's just me playing with the colours in PS3....but you have to admit it is different.

A really well weighted SII, H-alpha, OIII is on my to do list ;) but I suspect the SII is going to need mega data :) and maybe some decent weather!

[Bassnut]

Im impressed your even interested in giving full NB a go Peter , no not such a stick-in-the-mud after all :D.

It takes a bit of getting used to, but its actually easier than RGB, no traditional balance standards to adhear to ;).

[jase]

Indeed strikingly different, but perhaps too extreme for my liking. I do however enjoy how the different hues contrast the details so well - one of the traits of narrowband imaging. Thanks for sharing Peter.

[Ric]

Very detailed Peter and the colours are very striking. to me it has taken on the appearance of an oil painting.

As something different, I enjoyed this one.

Cheers