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Originally Posted by Hagar
Nicely done Greg. Looks like a mamoth task with this many colours/layers. The image does seem to have lost a little depth in my opinion anyway.
Still very nice.
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I've done some more work on the contrast. Perhaps this new version is better.
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Originally Posted by Stevec35
Nicely done Greg. I do agree that more contrast would help to give it more crunch though.
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve.
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Originally Posted by renormalised
Nice piccie, Greg, although I agree with H. The dragons just don't have any punch because the contrast doesn't seem to do it.
I think this neb looks much better in NB.
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I think NB does suit it better but I should be able to get it nice regardless.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
 I just posted a repro of this area
This looks great Greg, I think it is one of your best from recent efforts. I know what Humi is saying (worth a repro just to see) but I still like the way the wall details are subtle, the image scale is imense, the colour lovely and the stars look beautiful, great result.
Mike
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Thanks Mike. A repro is now posted - same link.
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Originally Posted by Octane
Greg,
Needs more contrast. You need to bring the band/ribbon out. At the moment, it's just melting into the background nebulosity.
H
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Fair enough.
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Originally Posted by atalas
Nice Greg...do I see a rotation alignment or reflection problem to the stars further out?
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There was a minor problem. I can go back and do a proper alignment in CCDstack with the Ha which was cropped rather than the transform function in PS which is not as accurate.
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Originally Posted by oosh
Cracking work Greg. I'm not an imager, but if you find it faded a touch of contrast as per the other guys suggestions may help the colour pop a little more 
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Done.
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Originally Posted by Ross G
Hi Greg,
I really like the photo.
Nice detail and smooth tones...looks real.
Thanks.
Ross.
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Thanks Ross.
Thanks for the replies and hopefully this newer version has enhanced the contrast more.
I'd like to get it right as I am considering a mosaic but it wouldn't be worth it if the first panel
isn't right.
Perhaps I should do it in NB.
Greg.