[Hagar (Doug)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Good capture Doug, you seem to be finding holes in the weather, I can't remember...have you got an observatory?

The negative looks good too, it is a useful approach to showcase the fainter stuff, I think it will be more appealing to those who remember film astrophotography, if I had seen such image desity in a negative of mine 25 years ago I would have ...not needed Viagra

Mike

Thanks Mike, Literally holes in the weather. With my daughters wedding on the weekend and work then throw in the weather and it's hard to find time.

Originally Posted by desler

That really is something in Ha, lovely detail and sharp as, even with blurry eyes after a 12 hour shift. The purchase of that not so little RC is certainly hitting the proverbial nail....


How many sleeps till Snake Valley?????

Darren

Thanks Darren, Enjoying this scope and it's FL but wish I had all the parts I'Ve ordewred to get it's image corrected. I had hoped to have it all sorted before Snake Valley but alas not. Not long now.

Originally Posted by ballaratdragons

Very nice work Doug
Full of good Scientific data

Thanks Ken, Sorry too much photoshop jockeying to be scientific.

Originally Posted by TheAstroGuy

Doug,

Magnificent amount of strange looking tendrils, and data galore.
Inverted is the new front layer i like this as it is showing some of our favourite objects in a whole new light, nice work.

Kind Regards

Shane

Thanks Shane, The detail I can manage with this camera just astounds me at times, I suppose the 10" of appature might have something to do with it. The invert mode scared me when I tried it after seeing Mikes Helix.

Originally Posted by Tom Davis

Excellent image Doug! Looks like a winning combination for imaging.

-Tom

Thanks Tom, Yes i am enjoying this combo and it does look very promising. The longer focal length does pose it's own challenges though.