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Originally Posted by ozstronomer
Great image Rick, the dust looks stunning.
Nicely done
Geoff
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Thanks, Geoff.
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
This is a load of rubbish Rick!! Here I am sitting under perpetual cloud and rain with my new camera 15,000km away being repaired (supposedly) and you're taking images like this! Cut it out will you please!! 
Seriously though, very nice image Rick as always  I agree with Mike's critique though.
Cheers, Marcus
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Ta, Marcus. I agree with Mike too. I'll have to work on making my highly mangled stars from this set up look more natural. They do look much better than the original data though
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Originally Posted by Tony_
Another great image Rick!
The dust in your images seems to give more of a 3D effect adding more depth to the view.
Tony.
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Thanks, Tony.
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Originally Posted by cazza132
Awesome work on an area that is well north in our skies. Something different that is not cracked at very often here. Beautiful image!
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Thanks, Troy. I did cheat a bit by using a scope in Calfornia
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Originally Posted by multiweb
Superb field and colours Rick. Sub zero cool.   
Gotta agree with Marcus though. Send some clear skies our way you photon hogger.
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Thanks, Marc. There has a bit of a photon drought in California too. This is data from last year that I'm still catching up on