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Originally Posted by multiweb
Pretty bloody good. Like them both. Nice process too.  |
Thanks Marc. I'd hoped to sprinkle a bit more magic dust on the "real" processing, but I guess I was lucky to pull anything together with only 1 or 2 shots per filter. I just feel like I lost some of the nice yellow/golden core somewhere in the calibration and processing. No surprise I suppose - objects are always easier to process the more data you have.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
They're a bit small to evaluate properly but they look pretty good Rob. How high up is M33 from there?
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Busted Mike - easier to hide the average tracking and remaining noise at that size of course....
At Ron's it transits at almost exactly 30 degrees. Ron has a wonderful northern horizon. From anywhere in Bris northern light pollution makes it very difficult to get to this one - and trees and house at home make it near to impossible (although I had thought about setting up out front near the streetlight with my Ha filter to see if I could get anything at alll
Nice size for my current rig though. I just love this time of year with M31 and 33 sitting under the "bottom" of the great square of Pegasus. If only the weather would play ball though. There's really only a few months you can get at these two from here.
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Originally Posted by Lester
Looks good to me Rob, hope you get more clear skies soon. All the best.
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Thanks for looking Lester
May the moisture steer clear of you too