Thackeray's Globules

[jjjnettie]

Couldn't resist processing these ones on their own.
Not much detail to be sure, but still worth the effort I think.
Such a pretty region, deep inside the Running Chook. :)

2hrs 12min of 3min subs @ iso800
Canon 550d and ED80

[mswhin63]

Love the little dark bits, nice job!

[DavidU]

Lovely 3D effect, noice

[ballaratdragons]

Terrific work jj

Yep, they are great objects to image :thumbsup:

You have got them looking very 3D! They seem to be seperate from the background nebula :)

[Ross G]

Great detail Jeanette.

It really stands out.

Ross.

[Dennis]

Hi Jeanette

I am astonished by your prodigious output of images on the Forum as well as the quality of your work. You are probably SE Qld’s most prolific astro-photographer!:):thumbsup:

Cheers

Dennis

[peter_4059]

Nice going JJJ. You are getting some great detail out of that rig. Stars are looking nice and round also.

[gregbradley]

If you've got round stars flaunt it!:rofl:

Fantastic. You've got that DSLR singing.

Do you find ISO800 an optimum allround ISO or do you vary it
depending on the conditions and the brightness of the object?

Greg.

[[1ponders]]

You are really doing some really fantastic work lately jj, and getting the recognition for it. Excellent work Nettie. :thumbsup: :cool: And now your topping it off with this fine piece of work. I know someone that is flat out getting that detail at 3 times your focal length.:ashamed:


Oh and some of you have missed some of Jeanette's work lately, check this page out (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1018728763832.2929.169353151 2&comments=1).

[Octane]

Sensational, babez.

When did you buy a Paramount? Those stars are perfect. :)

H