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Old 03-07-2008, 06:12 PM
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Cheers marco,i will forgive you this time allright?too much chocolate?try and tell my missus that
and yeah this weather has been so crappy it totally gives me the ****s.
I am glad the scope reaches focus because i only have 1 mill left to spare!
Anyway glad you liked it marco cheers,rob




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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies View Post
Hi Rob,
This is one of the most beautiful Etas I've seen!! . I have two excuses for not looking at yours sooner, 1) I've been suffering a severe case of Eta burnout lately and been avoiding looking at them altogether. Even too much chocolate can make you sick - right?. 2) I've been slaving away on my latest project - fighting fickle weather and horrible seeing all the way.

Anyway, this image is just marvellous!! BTW you're the Ha-blend man! I see vibrant colour with rich reds. Nice smooth field and pin point stars too. Gorgeous!

Cheers, Marcus
Hi mike,yeah not quite eddies amazing mosaic
yes the fsq and the stl do have a nice field of view together,still so many objects to capture if only the crappy weather would piss of
You have a good eye mike i am glad someone picked out my bloat remnants ,i will have to learn a better technique to get rid of them.
Yes must have been beginners luck blending my HA but i am glad it worked out okay
Appreciate your comments mike ....cheers rob

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Originally Posted by strongmanmike View Post
No that's Eddie Trimachi's incredible 18 frame mozaic of Eta.

Fantastic FOV Rob with lots happening.
You look to have handled the HaRGB blend really quite well. The magenta and salmon pinks look quite natural and the overall colour of the nebula looks good to me. Ha blending is always a hard thing to do properly as Martin has mentioned, particularly when trying to match star sizes. The remnants of the green halos are not objectionable either.

Your trick to blend the Ha with the Red and use it as the Lum is exactly what I did in this Eta shot of mine:

http://www.pbase.com/strongmanmike20...04109/original

Not as wide field as yours though

A lovely image Rob!

Mike
cheers mate
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Originally Posted by monoxide View Post
nice one Rob, this ones come up a treat.
Martin it is hanging on the wall at the parkes!!.....errrrr not.. i wish!maybe oneday.
I am not to worried about the pink hues as in the past even my lrgb eta,s have had pink hues anyway .
cheers rob
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Originally Posted by Martin Pugh View Post
Gorgeous vista Rob.

You know, I am sure I saw this hanging on a wall at the Parkes Visitor Centre i.e is this a CWAS 2008 winner? If not, it should be!

I understand the problem well i.e blending HA and avoiding salmon pinks...I havent found a satisfactory solution yet, and I can even get Rob's description on his website to work properly!

cheers
Martin
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