[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by PRejto

Beautiful image, Greg!

As an aside, recently when ever I see a galaxy image with stars (which is always) I'm struck by how "flat" the image is in reality...the stars being so relatively close and the galaxy indescribably further away. I think this image might profit from some star reduction techniques...perhaps dimming them so the galaxy stand out more?

Anyway, lovely work on a difficult subject!

Peter

Thanks Peter. I'll try that and see how it looks. This galaxy in particular is somewhat obscured by local stars.

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Very imprerssive. Excellent resolution, colour and processing.. Nice

Thanks Peeter, I appreciate the compliment.

Originally Posted by alpal

Nice picture Greg on a difficult target,
you've done a lot of processing work to combine the data
from 2 different scopes and cameras!
You have also picked up PGC 62815 quite well:
https://cseligman.com/text/atlas/ngc67.htm#6744

Hubble zoomed in on the center only, for a closeup:
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hu...ys-big-sister/

cheers
Allan

Thanks Allan. It is a bit of a challenging target because it is rather dim.

Originally Posted by Dave882

Wonderful image with some really stunning detail. Great stuff

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Yaaay a big hearty welcome back to you and your enviable load of astro porn star imaging rigs Greg . It looks very grand (appropriate) and I like the brightness

Mike
psst, funnily enough, I've almost completed my version of this baby too

Thanks Mike, much appreciated. I look forward to seeing your version.

Greg.