Redone Horsehead

[EzyStyles]

Here's a redone Horsehead without donuts. Much better ;)

[Sausageman]

Come on EZ fess up.
You got that from the Hubble photos didn't you?
only joking.

WOW.
That is just stunning, I am blown away. Can I save it as a desktop pic?
Maybe you can submit it to APOD and Universe Today and knock Iceman off his pedestal a little.:lol:

Mike

[matt]

Good stuff Ezy

Getting better and better.

Keep em coming, mate;)

[h0ughy]

Nice imaging there, but horsey has no donuts to eat? Did you clean out the stables before imaging?

Look forward to the flame neb next mate!

[Starcrazzy]

love it..love it...love it

[vespine]

Great photo! Love the horsehead, that's where predator is from ;) I've heard this object is quite dim, have people here seen it and made out the "head" shape? What kind of gear do you need? Would a 12" under dark skies resolve it?

EDIT: Google is my frien, promise ;)

http://www.belmontnc.4dw.net/dkneb.htm

To merely "see" B33, you will need a dark site and a large telescope, and to resolve it as a "horsehead" requires proper (H-Beta) filtering. Our drawing of the Horsehead at left was rendered with a 20-inch Dob at a very dark site. To observe this object as it appears in published black and white astrophotos, you'd need a minimum aperture size of over 30 inches.

[ving]

there are of course people who have see it with less... some of the reports on seds will show you that...

fan-blooming-tastic ezy! :D

[tornado33]

Taking off the IR filter really helps doesnt it, allowing the DSI to really do its stuff.
Scott

[EzyStyles]

thanks guys. I'll leave Mike on there just for now ;) no, no more donuts for horsey. lol didnt know predator was from horsehead nebula. I love that movie! no filters were used at all. Just the DSI :)

Thanks for your comments all. really appreciated it.