Thread: M83 in Ha
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Old 10-06-2008, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Tamtarn View Post
Picked up some nice data there Ric with the DSI II a lift in curves will bring out some more detail
Thanks guys, I'll have a look at the curves

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Originally Posted by Alchemy View Post
geez thats got some detail ric. very nice....... your post says Ha ...... and only 21 secs.......incredible:thu mbsup:
Thanks Clive, I'm glad you liked it.

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Originally Posted by Dennis View Post
Hi Ric

That is a remarkably detailed and deep image of M83 for H alpha and those capture settings, very impressive indeed.

Cheers

Dennis
Hi Dennis, thanks for your comments. As I was imaging in Alt/Az I have to stay below 30 seconds to avoid star trailing. I am looking forward to reimaging this one with longer exposures in polar mode and seeing what the little DSI can really do.

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Originally Posted by theodog View Post
Good one Ric.
It seems a little dark, can more detail be seen if it was lightened up a little?
Well done.
I tried to lighten it a bit more but it seemed to wash it out.

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Originally Posted by winensky View Post
This is really interesting. I took a similar series, longer exposures but equivalent stack time a couple of months ago on my DSI II pro in Luminance only. I had no where near the detail you captured in the spirals however my field stars had less of the distinctive DSI 'blotching'. I must try some Ha on a few galaxy shots. Very nicely done!
Hi winensky, I find imaging in Ha reduces the DSI blotching significantly.
Thankyou for your comments.
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