Thanks everyone for the comments.
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Fabulous work Paul. Some objects are really worth a super long effort and Cent A is definitely one of the best for that.
Greg.
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It will require a lot more yet to drag out all the shells I think. I have seen two images now one which was entered this year in the ROG competition which had about 70 odd hours in broadband which was showing the shells well. The other of course is Rolfs 130 hours on it. I think the secret is a lot of hours in the single colours which also dictate how the shells are shown. There is also a lot of IFN within the field too which is quite disruptive to showing the shells; it is a careful balance.
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Very deep Paul, so smooth!
How much of that 80 hours has been dedicated to Ha? The jets certainly do extent out quite some distance.
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Colin, there is 40 hours in Ha so far. I have found the Ha to be quite light sensitive, so when I go back to this I will need to collect the Ha in moonless conditions. I'll filter out some of the hours I have collected so far, so that I get the jet coming out brighter. The jet extends much further than what you can see in this image. I have cropped this image for effect but could if I have all the jet included I'll need to use the full frame of the 11002 to include it all. I found that the jet became quite faint further out and would not come out in the image as a result.