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Originally Posted by DJScotty
That's a great image ray.
The next thing I need to work on are stars.
The settings you used for your stars appear to produce good results.
Might have to emulate your efforts.
Again great image
Scott
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thanks Scott. stars are a bit of a work in progress I am afraid - in this case, the big problem was that the RGB had no colour info for the NB halos - not normally a problem , but this data has been stretched enough to show them clearly and they ended up an odd lilac colour. Toned them down a bit, but they are still a little odd. And I still haven't figured out a really reliable way to overlay the star colour from RGB. Am currently using Lab mapping to transfer the colour through a star mask, but haven't quite nailed the blending yet. Hope I can work it out before the old brain gives up altogether
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Originally Posted by plantnerd
A stunning thing and a lovely image whatever gas blob it is
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thanks Luis -yes, I guess that it really doesn't matter what it is.
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Originally Posted by RickS
Great image, Ray, and clearly an incredibly challenging object  Have you seen Don Goldman's image?
Cheers,
Rick.
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thanks Rick. yep, used Don's image as well as the Capella image and one from Adam Lundie as references when trying to work out the best processing approach.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Hell a lot of galaxies popping through the Ha channel there Ray, nice! Doesn't look that faint so it's well processed.
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Thanks Colin. the galaxies surprised, but this image is getting down into the weeds, so I guess there should be the odd galactic photon getting through the filters.
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Originally Posted by Spookyer
Very nice, great patience in collecting the data.
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thanks Brett. yep, took a while, but what else is there to do when the moon is up.