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Old 05-06-2011, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Hagar View Post
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.
I've done some more work on the contrast. Perhaps this new version is better.

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Originally Posted by Stevec35 View Post
Nicely done Greg. I do agree that more contrast would help to give it more crunch though.

Cheers

Steve
Thanks Steve.

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Originally Posted by renormalised View Post
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.
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 View Post
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
Thanks Mike. A repro is now posted - same link.

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Originally Posted by Octane View Post
Greg,

Needs more contrast. You need to bring the band/ribbon out. At the moment, it's just melting into the background nebulosity.

H
Fair enough.

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Originally Posted by atalas View Post
Nice Greg...do I see a rotation alignment or reflection problem to the stars further out?
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 View Post
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
Done.

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Originally Posted by Ross G View Post
Hi Greg,

I really like the photo.

Nice detail and smooth tones...looks real.


Thanks.

Ross.
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.
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