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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
stick with it Andy....this is a very respectable image.
Accurate flats....for each filter...will help further tame gradients, but they will always be more pronounced with a wider field. That said, there are excellent software tools now available that do the job well.
I think the field could be wider...to better frame the subject, but this is a minor quibble at best.  |
Thanks Peter!
I use a lightbox for the flats, taking seperate ones for each filter - but maybe there's something I can improve there... not sure what yet?
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Been waiting for you to finish this one Andy, looks good! You’ve managed a better Ha colour that mine, more of that salmon colour as opposed to the deep red.could possibly show the OIII signal a bit stronger but that’s personal taste and combination methods.
I’ve ATTEMPTED LRGB from Melbourne, anyone that gets that done well gets a double from me  |
Cheers Colin - Looking at
your image I'm thinking NGC 267 is a standalone target for my RC8 when I get all the bits for it sorted out.
Thanks for good vibes
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Originally Posted by SimmoW
Nice one Andy. Not sure if the glob adds to the image or detracts from it, as youre the composition guru im sure you know better than me! In any case its probably far too close to the edge. Onya for trying rgb from the burbs!
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Cheers Simmo - yes I agree with both you and Peter above, the composition is too tight!
Next time I'll extend it out but not this year - I'm keen to move on to another target and back to the safety of NB this time too