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Originally Posted by jase
Not sure Marcus. Looks a little too clinical or sharpened. Globulars require good seeing as sharpening gets tricky towards the center where stellar profiles overlap. You can of course mask the effect. Try a DDP to give you an indication of what the dynamic range entails, then replicate this with levels and curves to get better control. I know you're capabile of more based on previous work.
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Hmmm, too contrasty perhaps? I haven't sharpened at all. I've deliberately made it contrasty to give the full frame impact. I've softened the inner region a little bit - any better?
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Originally Posted by winensky
Nice work. Good colour. I really like globs and sometimes wonder if given their relatively high surface brightness and need for really tight resolution, that a more planetary approach to imaging i.e. lots of shorter, (say 30s -2 min) exposures might not work. Just musing, definately no criticisim here. Thanks.
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Thanks mate. You might be right for close-up work but for wide field you need to go deeper I think - to put something interesting in the surrounding space.
Cheers, Marcus