Thanks everyone for the comments and compliments.
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Originally Posted by RickS
Very nice, Paul, though IMO scopes with spiders aren't ideal for small, bright planetaries. I have a heap of data on the Cat's Eye with a C300 that I can't bring myself to finish processing because of the fat diffraction spikes from the PN itself. I see the same in your image though much less objectionable.
Cheers,
Rick.
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I think the fat diffraction spikes are something I have overlooked, but note that other renditions don't seem to have this problem. Short subs perhaps?
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Originally Posted by Placidus
An exquisite image. The faint wavy blue bits below the PN are a tour de force.
Did you know that they were there, or were they a serendipitous discovery?
A fantastic result.
Best,
MnT
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MnT I had seen an image by Don Goldman that had the nebulosity showing and I wondered if I would see those in my field of view. To my surprise I found them there on the first imaging run. So a pleasant confirmation I think.
