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Originally Posted by iceman
Nothing I can add to what has already been said. Jase, a fantastic image that gives us newbies motivation.
Your help and processing tips and constructive criticism has been very welcomed, and I look forward to all of your posts to not only my images, but other people's too as I can learn from them all.
Thanks again and have a great xmas/new year.
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Thanks Mike. Turned out ok for a last post of the year with exception to the noise and frame alignment. Have two more images I'm working on, waiting for more data acquisition which I hope to complete soon. Thanks again for providing a catalyst for like minded people to share, collaborate and experience our hobby. Have a great one.
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Originally Posted by RB
A visually pleasing image, apart from the gradient and guiding errors it looks.....oh wait I was looking at one of my old images. 
Wow Jase how stunning is that, it has a 3D look to it, almost radio active, well I suppose it is. 
Excellent as usual Sir, and a great way to top off a fantastic year.
All the best mate.
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Cheers Andrew. You've got keen eyes
. Technically, every image has a gradient even when acquired from a dark sky, but we'll leave such a discussion for another day. I hope to see more of your images in '08 (posted here, not on AS&T pages
). Thanks again.