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Old 22-01-2009, 06:20 PM
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Steve: Looks better to me Greg as you say the stars are more natural and better detail in galaxy. The brightest star in bottom right of first pic was very pinkish looking and a tad bloated. 1365 is one of my favourites.

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Thanks Bluescope. The stars did look funny. I think what happened is some processing actions I have affect the whole image even when you have lassoed it only to one area. So I was affecting the stars adversely even though I thought I had excluded them.


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dont know what everyone else will say , but i like it better than the first
Thanks for that.

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Well Greg. I like it much better than the first. It is showing detail in the dark dust lanes in the galaxy and your stars look way better than they did in the previous version.

Really Nice Greg.
Thanks I like the 2nd better as well.

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Probably better than the first Have you noticed, but you may have also picked up some dwarf galaxies in 1365's neighbourhood. There's some faint nebulous patches scattered here and there amongst the other background galaxies and the stars. Very low surface brightness, but you can make them out

Most look like ellipticals.
There are several there.

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Ah!looking excellent now Mr Bradley.
Thanks for pointing out the too dark background.

Cheers,

Greg.
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