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Originally Posted by Anth10
Epic work Andy.
Very impressive collection.
I’ll attempt to start the war on the other front(beginners section)
Hehehhehe
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Cheers - Good on you Anth - keep up the good fight!
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Originally Posted by Slawomir
Hi Andy,
Great to hear you had a run of good astro weather. The images are splendid - and what an improvement on your first attempt at the Trifid! Let the thrill of noticing cosmic messengers (photons) continue as long as possible for all of us.
In pure RGB, I really like how you presented blue reflection nebulosity - what a gentle and beautiful sight. The versions that include narrowband nicely highlight interesting structures within the Trifid. I really cannot pick just one - all versions offer different interesting views of the Trifid and I like them all.
Really well done Andy - I hope weather gods will allow me to present something worthwhile in the not too distant future.
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Thanks very much Suavi - I'm 100% confident you'll knock it out of the park
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Originally Posted by kosborn
Great work Andy. Clearly, the straight RGB is the best.
Kevin |
Lol - Goodonya Kevin - Seems that the Astrobin gods agree with you, it's a TP there already! Who would have thought broadband from the 'burbs would work?
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
Cracker of a triffid
I really like the RGB, lovely framing with NGC6531 in frame as well....plus it's nice to see some well resolved narrow field work....sure it takes effort, but rewarding images like this are hard to go past. |
Cheers Peter, when one takes on a classic DSO such as this, it's a real challenge to hit the sweet spot when so many have done so well before!
Thanks for your encouragement and nice feedback
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Originally Posted by Nikolas
Wonderful images, I'd love to know your workflow if it isn't pixinsight as I have no intention of using it
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Thanks Nik - I'm not a PI user so I'll briefly outline my workflow for you.
Capture: Nebulosity/Dithered/PHD2/OAG
Alignment/Calibration/Stacking: Astropixel processor
Post Processing/Colourization: PSCC2019 using
Marco's Method
Topaz Labs N/R
Hope that's useful