Really old data -- an M81 Sidonio

[Tom Davis]

Here is a redo of M81 with some data from 2006. Just playing with data as I'm under clouds on two hemispheres.

http://www.tvdavisastropics.com/astroimages-1_00004c.htm

Tom

[jase]

Magnificent Tom. Don't tell me you've lost your zest searching for faint stuff! Wait!...where's the faint integrated flux nebulae around M81 gone?!? ;)
Didn't get a chance to catch you at AIC, but have to say I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. Couldn't stop laughing at your ass-teroids joke at the start.:lol: What an ice breaker!:D Keep up the top work!

[multiweb]

The wider field is amazing. It just looks great! :eyepop: :thumbsup:

[dpastern]

Wonderful shot Tom - wow! I wish I could do stuff like that...

Dave

[mexhunter]

Hi Tom:
Beautiful and pretty displayed.
You have an excellent photography.
Many greetings
Cesar

[strongmanmike]

The new star spike program is pretty good but the spikes still have that not quite natural look :confuse3:. I still think thin black cotton crossed over the 6" objective would produce more natural looking spikes..?

Nice Sidonio none the less :thumbsup:

Mike

[Ken]

Excellent image Tom, love the pink neb region's around the arm's. Wish we could see this Galaxy from down under.
Clear skies Ken

[Tom Davis]

Martin Pugh and I had a nice chat, but it would have been wonderful to meet you as well. I hope the presentation wasn't too boring. Yes, I thought that hemorrhoid (aka ass-teroid) joke would be a good ice breaker!

Tom

[Tom Davis]

I agree.

Tom

[Hagar]

Stunning image Tom. Very sweet processing to.