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Originally Posted by Ryderscope
Definitely a sparkling display and bold presentation Peter. A great rendition of this classic galaxy  |
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Originally Posted by Startrek
Another super image with exquisite detail down to the core (even with being a tad saturated)
Nice to see an M83 being presented , if this rain doesn’t stop we might miss it this year ?
Well done !!
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Originally Posted by alpal
Well done Peter,
it's such a pretty galaxy and always a crowd pleaser.
cheers
Allan
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Originally Posted by Dave882
I’m not sure how much time you were actually able to get before the rain- but the detail you’ve revealed is astounding! One look at this on my phone and I just had to put it on the big screen. Yeah, the saturation is high, but the detail in those Ha starburst regions is wonderful and definitely not blown out.
Absolutely one of the best m83 shots I’ve seen. Congrats!!
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Originally Posted by floyd_2
Spectacular mate. There’s so much to see in that shot. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by rustigsmed
Fantastic - top shelf capture/processing Peter.
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
I managed to get some QHY600 data in the wee-small hours a few weeks ago
to add to my earlier STX data set.....
The it rained. Rained some more. And is still raining as I write. So ran with what data I had.
I was going for the Catherine wheel look, so went the bonkers on the colour saturation....
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Thanks for your positive comments. I suspect I'll be adding more data next year due the east coast weather that is breaking all flood records as we speak.
As an aside the carpet in my normally water tight Sirius Dome was totally saturated by the recent deluges...now pulled up and hanging out to dry... while I re-caulk all the wall and floor seals. Thankfully the instruments are all unaffected.
Here's hoping the winter skies will be clear....