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Originally Posted by Paul Haese
Nice image of a much favoured area Marco. Nice colouring and detail. Well done. I like that little knot you captured in the upper left. Such an interesting region. Martin suggested I go deeper still with the lum data that I did. I am sort of inclined to agree with him based on what I have been seeing in images I am preparing at present. Its incredible how strong the signal gets after a while. One just has to be patient to receive the results. Certainly a good example of that is Rolfs very deep Centaurus A.
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Thanks Paul, indeed having lots of s/n helps revealing deeper and finer details, as you said Rolf's image was a great demonstration of this. Sure this can be achieved with larger apertures and/or longer exposure, since I cannot change the former I have to work on the latter
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
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Thanks Peter, appreciate your nomination
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Originally Posted by Shiraz
Arrgh! sorry Marco -  - I clearly need more sleep. no disrespect intended, it really is a cracker of an image  |
No problem, you are welcome!
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Originally Posted by Marios
Someone call NASA we found a stolen Hubble pic.! AMAZING!!!!
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Hehe, thanks Mario
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Originally Posted by John Hothersall
Littered with gems, you could keep adding every year creating a Magnum Opus of depth.
John.
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Thanks John!
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Originally Posted by LewisM
I am sending Marco my dental bills.
My jaw hit the desk, shattered all 3 teeth I had left. Now I can't be chewin' me baccy! 
Peter said it already - S U B L I M E! |
Oblige!
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Originally Posted by LewisM
14 hours... some of us can DREAM of that. That's like 2 years worth around here.
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Yep, this is one of the biggest advantage of automation: every single useful night is used!
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Originally Posted by astronobob
Totally WOW Marco, a magical view in this piece of work 
Im amaized by all the areas objects & detail, spent 15 mins peering in through the full file, extraordinary job |
Thanks Bob!
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Originally Posted by Stevec35
An incredibly impressive view of this area Marco!
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve, appreciate
Clear skies
Marco