[Slawomir (Suavi)]

Originally Posted by Retrograde

Wow - very nice job Suavi. Great colour choice here.

Thank you Pete. It was a tough one, for me anyway, to balance the colours.

Originally Posted by Lognic04

WOW

Thank you Logan

Originally Posted by multiweb

Top self!
That turned out very nice. Love the details and the colors.

Glad you like it Marc

Originally Posted by SimmoW

Nice and deep Suavi! Oh and a slight improvement!

Thank you Simon. It is much easier to go deeper with pretty much unobstructed and darker skies. Set up the scope in the evening and let it do its thing the whole night. Loving it! It was a real battle in my previous locations light pollution wise and with strongly restricted views on the nightsky.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

And THAT is what a wavelength ordered emission line filter, image should look like

Nice one Sushi

Mike

Thank you Mike. Funny, a very good friend of mine also likes to call me Sushi

Originally Posted by Placidus

The area to top left of the Swan proper has always intrigued and tantalized. you've managed to capture it in great detail. Perhaps that area is the Goose or the Turkey. It seems to show a very long necked bird front on.

The SII data are impressive throughout the whole image. Very well captured.

Thank you Mike and Trish. I'm still struggling to see the Swan, or any bird really I think with my setup getting around 10hours per channel bin 1x1 helps to highlight different regions with respect to ionised gas distribution. I also followed a very good advice from Rick from some time ago and combined the three masters into one Luminance, and it has helped a bit with the SNR.

Originally Posted by Andy01

Looks great Suavi!
I’m only on the iPhone but it sure pops
Lovely colour palette you’ve chosen too, well done!

Thank you Andy

Originally Posted by Stonius

Wow, big difference between the before and after! Nice one!

Markus

Thank you Markus - I wanted to reimage this fascinating DSO for quite some time, and finally got a chance to do it again.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Wow, you nailed that.

That setup is totally punching above its weight. I would expect that level of detail from a CDK17.

Greg.

Thank you Greg. I believe narrowband can work quite well with relatively small apertures and even in a tropical coastal location like Proserpine. I feel where aperture really shows its advantage is RGB imaging.