[jase (Jason)]

Originally Posted by Dennis

Hi Jason
That is an exquisite image – just fabulous to bathe my eyes in, whilst drinking my morning cuppa in a sunny, but chilly 6 deg C Brisbane morning.
The 3D effect has me peeking over the rim of nebulosity half way down the frame, trying to peer into an imaginary cauldron illuminated by the bright cluster.
A fantastic effort in acquisition and processing – well done.
Cheers
Dennis

Thanks for the descriptive and somewhat poetic response Dennis. It’s a remarkable area of the sky for wide field work.

Originally Posted by Phil

stunning shot Jase well done mate keep them coming. That setup you are useing is a killer. Love the weild field shot.
Phil

Thanks Phil. I’m still learning the ropes mate. I looked at some of your old posts on narrow band wide field work. It’s awfully tempting to go down that path next.

Originally Posted by Ric

Very impressive Jase, you have achieved some real depth to that image.
Very nice indeed

Cheers Ric. The image does have some depth to it with 3d molecular cloud.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Excellent capture there Jase.
Nice processing.
Mike

Thanks Mike.

Originally Posted by Rocket Boy

Jase all I can say is, that is stunning !!!
Always enjoy your work.
Thank you for sharing.

Cheers Andrew. It’s a pleasure to share my experiences with all.

Originally Posted by [1ponders]

Rippa Jase. What a smashing image. I bet you are happy with that one. Thanks for posting your processing as well.

Thanks Paul. Yeah, it turned out reasonably well. I’m not trying to talk it down – it is a good image, but having spent a few days working the image over I think I can improve on it. Actually two of the subs I combined shouldn’t have been included due to data errors. The median algorithm partly sorted it out. If you know what to look for, the errors are still there (of course I’m not going to state what they are)

Originally Posted by Bassnut

WOW Jase, pin sharp, perfect guiding, another classic. (and SO many stars).

Cheers Fred. I know this wide field wooze stuff isn’t your game.

Originally Posted by ballaratdragons

Just as I said about Humayuns, "You've got a bit of everything in there!!!!"
Jase, that is certainly an outstanding image. Well worth the effort you must have put into it.
I also spot 2 isolated Blood-Red stars

Thanks Ken. I spent approx 7 hours processing (not consecutively). Those blood red stars are actually defunct hot pixels (kidding)

Originally Posted by Dr Nick

That is incredible!!!!!!!!!!
I wish I could get images that sharp!!!!!!!!!
Keep it up!

Thank you Dr. Nick