Patrick,
Many thanks for your thoughts.
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Originally Posted by gaseous
This is the first proper photo I've seen of this object, which was quite "blink and you'll miss it" visually when I was looking a few weeks ago, but this is quite striking. Looks more like a 'run over chicken', but the result is spectacular.
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Kevin,
Yay, that's another vote for the palette. As mentioned to Mike, it's not set in stone and could change. It looked different and the contasting colours appealed to me.
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Originally Posted by cometcatcher
That's an awesome image H. I like the palette.
Personally I think it looks more like the FSM than a chicken though.  |
Marc,
It is an interesting one, isn't it. Rather electric? I haven't seen any other OSH images of this so thought I'd give it a go.
And, yes, the blue is clipped. I was in a hurry to finish processing before my wife came home (lol) and saved it in a rush. It's still open on the Mac waiting for me to finish it off!
As for the 60 hours; it has made a massive difference -- I haven't run any noise reduction processing/routines on any of the channels. There simply isn't any need to. I'll put the 100% resolution up once it's complete and people can pixel peep it to death then.
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Very interesting palette there H!  Not a big fan I admit - I prefer the traditional SHO. But it's a very compelling image nonetheless ... even though you whittled it down to mere 60 hours. 
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Andy,
Mate, I took a leaf out of your book and went beyond electric.
The straight SHO combination is rather green. I'm guessing it's very strong in hydrogen, and, that's why. I'll try mixing the first two channels and see what happens, then. This palette isn't set in stone, but, I kind of like it. It's like cosmic fairy floss.
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Originally Posted by Andy01
I'm enjoying ghe composition, but the colour palette leaves me cold.
Looks a bit too UV nightclub-ish to me and appears very bi-colour, but hey, good on you for trying something new in NB!
Amazing deep detail in the Ha regions too, well done |
Colin,
Cheers; glad you like it.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Nice and deep H, kinda see the chicken, a flapping one but not a running one!
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Thanks, all.
H