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Originally Posted by Alchemy
ive found out some prefer images one way others differently, i guess that as long as the image is sharp then the rest of the constraints are personal. from personal experience we all tinker with our images and nobody doesnt add colour saturation to some degree,
for me its detail detail detail, i want to see the intricate knots in the nebulosity i want to see the tips of the galaxy arms BUT i dont like noisy images, so i settle for less pushing of the image at the sacrifice of detail....
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I agree. However, lets distinguish between photographic art and science. Both have their place. One advertises the other. Many more have seen D. Malin's wonderfull images than the hours of images that provided cutting edge astronomical science.
It's horses for courses. To throw in an old building trade proverb "one does the best job with the available tools and time"
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If its better than your previous attemp then its the best one.
Cheers