Jelly fish Nebula

[Les Tilly]

This is my first post on this site this is the jelly fish Nebula taken with my Stellarvue 70ED and Canon 40D Modified total of 3 hours HA and 3 hours RGB all exposures are 8 minutes ISO 1600 for HA and 800 for RGB

Thanks Les

[rogerg]

Nice image. I like the crip pinpoint but not over sharpenned star field. The nebula stands out nicely also. :thumbsup:

Welcome .. I see it's your first post :welcome:

[Ric]

Hi Les and welcome to IIS.

That's a great looking image to open your account with. I haven't seen that one before.

Cheers

[richardo]

Looks good Les from what I can gather from the smallish image posted.
The trouble with bandwidth allocated on any group.

You have a truck load of data here and I'd give it more in the way
of enhancing this data.
IE... in PS, if you want to retain the small stars, mask them but give the
neb areas more curves.... a bit more colour saturation and you'll find the
nebulas will really pop out from the Ha data you have.

Any how, always fun to see what you can get out of the time you invest in
collecting.

Welcome aboard.

Rich

[Les Tilly]

Thanks for the kind words and advice, I am still learning the ropes in processing not sure about masks to keep the stars small but will look into it

Regards Les

[renormalised]

Nice piccie....welcome to IIS, Les:):)

[RB]

Very nice image indeed Les and a big welcome to IIS.
Looking forward to more from you !

[Hagar]

Very nice sharp image. a target i don't know anything about. Thanks for posting.

[browndog]

A really interesting and pleasing image.:thumbsup:
I don't recall seeing this nebula before. Thank you for sharing a great pic!

[theodog]

:welcome:.

Nicely presented image, Les,of rarely seen nebula.
Well done.
:D

[RobF]

Cheers Les and thanks for posting.
Always nice for someone "up there" to show us what's over the horizon.. :thumbsup:

[glenc]

Thanks Les for a great image of IC443.:thumbsup: