[Octane (Humayun)]

Mike,

Cheers. It's just a matter of finding time away from work, and, the weather to stop conspiring against us all!

Originally Posted by iceman

I can see what you mean about the colours, especially in the saturated areas.

But it's a stunning image. I can't wait until you start producing new images!

Tom,

Thanks! I realise there's a fairly horrible bias, but, still, I think it's OK. Cheers for the compliment.

Originally Posted by Tom Davis

Despite color bias issues this is a great image!

Tom

Clive,

Not sure why it came with blue lines for you?

Yep, can't wait to get back out and re-shoot it all.

Originally Posted by Alchemy

it doesnt look so bad on my laptop ? though it did save with blue lines on it for some reason.

i did the autocolor button in photoshop and not much changed , maybee mine imported it differently to the others (big shrug of the shoulders)

sorry about all your data. 5 yrs gone. time to redo only better now you have the experience.

Lester,

Thanks, mate!

Originally Posted by Lester

Very nice indeed Humayun.

Steven,

Cheers.

Originally Posted by sjastro

Very nice image.

Steven

Doug,

I did compare my version with other people's who also have used a modified DSLR, but, they still manage to get a bit of purple/blue in there's. I'm not sure what's happened with mine. I don't have the original RAW data to stack again, just the final PSD file that IRIS saved for me. I'll just have to re-shoot it.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by Hagar

Lovely image Humayun . The salmon colour doesn't look unnatural to me after all there is quite a large reflection/ OIII area around the core of this nebula.
Looks good to me.

Jase,

Cheers. LAB was something that I did consider afterwards. I'll just leave it be for now, and, as you've said, get out there and re-do it all.

Originally Posted by jase

Not bad work Humayun. You maybe able to convert it to Lab colour and tweak the a and/or b channels to reduce the impact. Shame about the loss of data...now get out there and collect more to make up for it.

Thanks, all!

Regards,
Humayun