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Originally Posted by Camissa
Wow. A lot of depth and the field of view ... Beautiful image.
Ecki
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Thanks a lot Ecki
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Originally Posted by Ryderscope
Again we are tempted to look at an FSQ106 following another stunning wide field image from Mike  |
It really is a fabulous scope and camera combo, I feel very lucky and fortunate Rod
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Originally Posted by Andy01
Beautiful Mike - these's been a few images of this recently and this one deserves to be on the podium too, probably on the top step!
(Sigh) I dream of dark skies - picnics, getting out anywhere really ... 
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Thanks Andy...I looked buuuut, nup try as I might, I couldn't warm to it turned upside down ala Van Gough
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Originally Posted by graham.hobart
gorgeous colours and depth
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Thanks Graham
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Very nice Mike! It's hard to walk past the splendors of a good wide field shot!
The colours look great but you seem to have posterized some blues - especially within 6559.
BTW, you need to find a nice block of land under dark skies and build a house so you can just walk to your observatory! |
Indeed I do...we still haven't pulled the switch...procrastination is rampant...
Yes, I saw the slight posterisation of the teal/blues in a couple of places late last night (actually early this morning
) and went Doh!
...oh man, sheesh...and given I was so far down the processing track, weighed it up and thought that must have happened in the OIII blend stage
and I didn't play close enough attention
...but it's pretty minor really (annoying to a perfectionist I guess
)...I'll fix it later
if you look at the image at 67% in your browser I recon you would be hard pressed to notice it
Mike