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Old 27-01-2018, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by glend View Post
Nice image Dunk. What gain setting were you using? More subs i think.
Thanks Glen - gain 164 IIRC. Hopefully the weather will find some kindness so I can catch some more subs through the narrow letterbox of opportunity

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It’s a nice big bright Nebula so a good one to start with for a tri-colour. You’re showing up the Nebulosity quite nicely
Thanks Colin - yeah I figured it'd be a good object to get some data in all three channels. I've tinkered with bi-colour and blends, but...

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Originally Posted by Ryderscope View Post
That looks pretty good to me Dunk. Good resolution and the cropped image comes up well too.
Thanks Rodney - was certainly a random night, but I've no doubt a more selective night might grant better resolution still.

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I'd say you're off to a flying start - imo NB imaging is a black art and the subtleties of colour palette / replacement of magenta stars / balancing luminosity of three channels take time to master.
That said Eta C is a nice big bright DSO to get started on - Well done!
Thanks Andy - was nice to get some good signal in all three channels, I think that really helps understand what is there. Still, very tricky... and having played with a few different channel renderings, I can understand why SHO is popular...seems to help bring out the contrast. I was surprised that the OIII data was so much sharper (by FWHM at least), but then it is the shortest wavelength...certainly meant I had to practice my star masks
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