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Originally Posted by RobF
Just wonderful to swim around in. Never get tired of a nice triffid, and that's a cracker.  |
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Yep, 'uuuge improvement! Beautiful! |
Thanks guys...it still needs a tidy up as the combine was with Photoshop, rather than say, Pixinsight.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
My bad, was supposed to say "new moon" 
Looking a wee bit sharper now  |
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Originally Posted by Andy01
Now you're talking!
This new version is lovely, super sharp, well balanced and exactly the quality we have come to expect and enjoy from you
Rippabonzabeauty mate!  |
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Remarkably sharp and detailed. I like the "snails" eye stalks, so detailed.
The reds/pinks worked really well.
Greg.
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Again thanks guys...I guess the 'scope is a keeper....It's also worth mentioning I used the AO-x for guiding...5Hz was as much as the guide star allowed, but I'm convinced it helps with pulling things in that little bit tighter.
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Originally Posted by alpal
Hi Peter,
that's a great shot -
almost unbelievable from a suburban location.
I'd love to image this wonderful target.
The blues have a slightly strange hue.
I think the blues need a bit of adjustment
by boosting cyan for neutral & blue in Photoshop -
"selective colour. "
cheers
Allan
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Meh..the blue looks OK to me...
Urban imaging...while a PITA...is nothing more than, taming the noise, taking some time for well calibrated flat fields, exposing a heck of a lot longer than you'd need at a dark site and having a good gradient removal tool.
PixInsight's background modeling is well worth getting a handle on.