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Originally Posted by gregbradley
I like it Marc.
Another thing I found corrected odd star shapes was binning the camera 2x2. You have so much FOV binning doesn't lose anything in detail but seem to round the stars up quite a bit. So stopping down a few stops and 2x2 seems to be the go. At least for my setup where the 16803 is very hard on lenses.
Greg.
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Thanks Greg.
Binning's not really an option for me as my image scale is already borderline. I'll have to try stopping it. I found it odd that only bright stars showed it. But then again I have only started using lenses for widefield and still have a lot to learn and work around things.
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Originally Posted by marc4darkskies
Good one Marc!! It was interesting to see the context and relative luminosity of the Dark Tower vs The Prawn. Looks like there may be other parts of the larger neb complex worthy of closer attention too!
Cheers, Marcus
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Thanks Marcus.
Yeah it is interesting to see all the surroundings.There is a very interesting arch on the right of the field with enough details to be imaged at longer FL on its own as well as a faint cloud at 8 o'clock. I was also surprised to see how faint the dark tower was even at that FL in relation to all the surrounding nebulosity. Really puts into perspective the amount of subs and work you did to extract the details in your shot, especially those blues.