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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Yeh great result Keith, some good detail vsisible in the pillars too. I like the copper and bronze colour tones - different
Mike
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Thanks Mike, the Ha provides all the detail and yeah I was happy with what could be seen not only in the pillars themselves but also the surrounding Bok globules and gas clouds. Colours? well now, them's a fightin' word
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Originally Posted by DavidU
Great detail & depth.Nice work.
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Thanks David, this is a nice bright Ha region for a change which makes it a whole lot easier to bring out the data with my limited processing skills.
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Originally Posted by richardo
Top work Keith!
Love the colours.. narrow band is the answer I reckon if you want nice small stars, different areas brought out to the norm broad spectrum images and the big bonus, can be used in full moonlight and light polution...
Way to go!
Looks as if the SX AO is working well as this FL.
Rich
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Thanks Rich, Yeah, I have to agree with you, the narrowband filter offer distinct advantages but its not for all objects. I'm finding it really convenient from my location but the flip side is longer exposures... ah tradeoffs

As for the AO, should have used it earlier

I find it makes guiding a lot easier. I have run some subs out to 1 hour with not too much problem, provided the PA is good. As always, appreciate your input.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
 Some real good work there Keith. Top stuff. 
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Ta Marc, a couple of late nights for this one but I've been waiting since last year for another crack at it with some better gear. Glad you liked it.
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Originally Posted by Mighty_oz
Lovely detail there, amazing what u can do with todays equipment hey 
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Thanks Marcus, I agree with you totally on that point. Some of Mike's (he of the strongman clan) comparisons of amateur equipment (although expensive) to the big boys are mind boggling. Importantly, more of it is becoming within reach of us common folk.
Thankyou all for your input, its really appreciated.
Regards
Keith