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Originally Posted by Leonardo70
Great image Ray.
All the best,
Leo
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Thank you Leo.
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Lovely image Ray!  Balance looks fine to me. I'd boost the colour a little bit though.
Cheers, Marcus
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thanks Marcus - am working on it
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Originally Posted by Asterix2020
Nice image Ray. I agree a little more saturation would be good, but I like colourful pics  .
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Thanks Paul. seems to be majorityagreement that it needs more colour
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Originally Posted by Paul Haese
I like the detail in the inner arms, but think like some that the colour could be boosted a little. You might need to manage the bright orange stars when doing the boost though.
This is a good field of view and I think well composed when combined with the field of view it really works. I like the way the galaxy almost fills the field of view.
If it were me I would get some more hours of data. The background has a bit of a salt and pepper look which could be managed by some extra time. Just my opinion but I think getting more data is better than doing noise control.
A galaxy I have not seen much and something I should put on my imaging list.
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Thanks Paul. I intend to try for a lot more data, but getting the noise down will be hard on such dim features'
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Originally Posted by alpal
Hi Paul,
It's in a great spot at about 1am - almost directly overhead.
The time is now - to image this one.
I hope others do too - it's a great target.
cheers
Allan
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Yep Allan - it's right alongside the moon (or at least that's where it seem to spend much of its time).
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Originally Posted by NOMH
Great capture Ray. I like the galaxy the way it is but some of the larger stars look a little funky. Great field of view and the background galaxy is a bonus.
JB
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Thanks John. Not sure what you mean by funky - if you mean the X shape diffraction pattern, that is due to the six mirror supports and is what this scope does.
regards Ray