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Originally Posted by Garyh
That is one of the best Catpaw neb pics I have seen!!
Fantastic work Jase!!!.. 
This will be hard to top!!!
cheers Gary |
Thanks comments Gary.
Ahh, I’m sure it can be “topped” as there is always room for improvement.
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Originally Posted by DeanoNZL
Wow Jase,
Gobsmacked, Inspirational! 
I look forward to seeing your images when posted, as they push me to be more dedicated to pursue the heavens.(Within a budget, of course)
Keep up the GREAT work.
Regards |
Cheers Adrian.
Pleased you find it inspirational. My goal is not to simply take images, but give them depth and a level of amazement or uniqueness. Unfortunately this is easier said than done, but I’m working on it. Bit of a cliché, but it’s not about what equipment and software you have, it’s about how you use it.
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Originally Posted by avandonk
Your an evil man Jase fancy using colour data collected with a fast aperture optic to colour luminance data from a high resolution slower optic. You are quite correct of course as long as the colour data is smooth.
You have given me evil ideas now, not to mention more variables.
Very nice result by the way.It is hard enough to get decent data of that object in Halpha. I also bet that it is not the final version. This imaging is a bit like golf you are really only trying to get better at it and winning is less important.
Bert
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Thanks Bert.
It’s all about knowing the image processing tools and when to use them. Experimenting with different methods presents a worthy challenge (as displayed here). As a fellow Registar user I look forward to seeing what you’ll come up with. Data scaling opens up many possibilities if you like a challenge. Nice analogy too – there is an every shifting finishing line so ultimately there are no winners!
