[AdamJL]

Originally Posted by Bassnut

This is a great pic !. well done, bodes well for more NB. You have the nack for NB colour mapping early grasshopper .

Ha, thanks Fred. I can't claim credit for that, that's just a simple LRGB combination in PI, and then a little SNR.

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Excellent image the colours are wonderful

Thanks for the comment, Nik!

Originally Posted by kosborn

That's a great image. Personally, I like the green in it. The trend these days (and certainly on Astrobin) seems to be a bi-colour orange/blue whereas a gradation from blue/teal to gold/red through a hint of green gives a better sense of the three ionised elements that are being imaged. I think most people think of the Hubble Pillars of Creation image as the prime example of the Hubble palette and it certainly wasn't a binary image (see attached). That is just my opinion though (I'm hoping to start a conversation, not a flame war ).


Kevin

Cheers, Kevin. Yes I do notice that many SHO images turn out bi-colour. They still look great though! I just wanted to try out something not as common with this image. I know many aren't keen on green, but that's okay We all like what we like.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Always, can't really appreciate the quality and beauty of an astro image at a small image size, and as they say, all images look good on yer phone screen

Mike

Ha, too true. Small images can hide a multitude of sins