[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

At the Malins, David critiqued Peter Ward's Omega and said there were a lot of blue stars in Omega. He blurred the overall image to show the colour hue and showed his version of Omega where he had adjusted Peters. It was more blue.

This matches my experience mostly imaging this object with AP refractors where the colour tends to come out more bluish than overall yellowish.

Great resolution and you spent a lot of time exposure time on it which is good to see.

Greg.

Thanks Greg. I still think my colour balance needs a little work. Doing that now.

Originally Posted by Dennis

I’m up to 1,000,000 stars and still counting Steve – gorgeous image.

Cheers

Dennis

Thanks Dennis. Glad you liked it.

Originally Posted by multiweb

Great separation in the core. You've got all those blue tiny stars too. Top shot.

Thanks Marc

Originally Posted by Placidus

Lovely image, Steve. As others have said, the stars are pin-points, even in the stretched version which brings out yet more of them in the outer fringes.

Thanks M&T. The AO-X really helps.