[dugnsuz (Doug)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Extremely cool!

Originally Posted by DavidU

Very nice work indeed Doug

Originally Posted by Bolts_Tweed

gday Doug

Now that is just great. Fantastic perspective as well. Gives a great idea of whats going on in the region.

Interesting dark nebula diagonally across the loop from M78 - I probably should know what that is but i dont.

Fantastic mate. It deserves to go straight to Daryl Kerrigans Pool Room Wall.

Mark

Thanks Gentlemen

Originally Posted by Octane

Doug,

Looking good.

Although, you need to punch the blues and greens up in the mid-tone to highlights region. There is an obvious bias towards red in the image.

H

Cheers H - I've tweaked the high res version with your comments in mind and also tried to get on top of the noise issue without getting that unnatural look (hopefully)

Originally Posted by telecasterguru

Doug,

Doesn't look too over cooked to me. I like it a lot. Great work.

Frank

Originally Posted by lacad01

Great work and another interesting perspective of that part of the sky

Originally Posted by Bassnut

wow, I dont think Ive seen this view like this before, excellent, very dynamic.

Thanks guys - and I'll make you a lover of widefield yet Bert!!

Originally Posted by telemarker

That is a beautiful vista! Shows the extent of the nebulosity of the Orion region.

One small criticism - the trap in M42 is burnt

You should have seen it without the layer mask!!!!!!

Originally Posted by AlexN

Outstanding! You're really taking wide field to new heights Doug.. Loving your work...

Mark - That dark neb across the loop from M78 is LDN1622.. Given that it is classified as a dark nebula, its actually fairly bright.. Easily imaged from dark skies..

Originally Posted by leon

Mr Robertson, that is some nice work and very well executed, a fantastic effort i might add, and the colour is spot on.

Nice work Dougie.

Leon

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Yes, looks good in colour Doug, very vibrant.

Mike

Originally Posted by bloodhound31

Wow there is so much going on out in space! It certainly is not the empty void we imagine it to be.

Baz.

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

Sensational Doug!

Thanks all