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Old 17-12-2010, 08:22 PM
jase (Jason)
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Originally Posted by richardo View Post
Stunning Jase, just stunning!
The Tarantula and surrounding HII nebs and regions just jump off the page...
Love this area with all the young blue stars as well.
Quite a bit of dust showing up through out the galaxy too.
Haven't seen this before.

Superb and well worth the wait

All the best
Rich
Hey Rich! Thanks mate. The region has a bit of everything, but could probably do with a little more reflection neb to keep you happy. The dust across the galaxy bar is pretty cool.

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Originally Posted by alexch View Post
What a treat! Indeed, the finest image of LMC I have seen. The dark nebulae on LMC are amazing.

Not enough superlatives anyway.


Alex
Cheers Alex. Only limited by the imagination. Have to say I found your LMC/SMC wide field image taken down Wilson's Prom inspirational. Was good to see the spacial relationship between the two.

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Originally Posted by prokyon View Post
Hi Jase,

what a stunner. You finished a great project excellently!

Cheers

Werner
Thanks Werner. Let me tell you at times it feels like the project will never be complete. Planning, data acquisition and processing seems like an eternity with mosaics.

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Originally Posted by CometGuy View Post
This is just Epic Jase. Also enjoyed your SMC just as much. Funny thing is when I opened it in full res, first thing I thought is thats nice rendition of 47 Tuc against the SMC, only to realise I was looking at the much fainter NGC362

In your full size LMC image I wonder if that is a galaxy at coordinate 1397, 1840 (with 0,0 being at the top-left corner of the image) ?

Terry
Thank you kindly Terry. Tempted to revisit the SMC as I'm sure I would process it differently today. You've got hawk eyes for picking out the galaxy at the pixel coords you mention. Its NGC1809 coming in at mag 12. Please refer to attachment below. Let me know if the field is incorrect and I'll track it down. The scene is full of faint clusters and galaxies. Interesting what dark skies and 4" aperture can squeeze out. Thanks again.

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Originally Posted by DavidU View Post
WOW ! How good is that.
Cheers David! Pleased you enjoyed it.

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Originally Posted by mswhin63 View Post
Brilliant stuff
Thanks Malcolm

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Originally Posted by dugnsuz View Post
Aaaaaaaggghhhhhh - too good jase!!!
Doug
Thanks for checking it out and making comment Doug. Need to get out of the DSLR mindset - you've got what it takes on the processing front as exhibited in your LMC rendition.

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Originally Posted by RobF View Post
Incredible work Jase. A beautiful and very educational image in its own right. Hat off too for having the tenacity to get that much data with skies as they've been.
Cheers Rob. Plenty to see in the scene. A remote automated set up helps considerably in the data collection process.

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Thanks all. I appreciate your support.
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