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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
That's great Richard, I like the torus in the lower right quadrant, adds a rather 3D element, I think that is strong in OIII actually 
Mike
ps no, I'm not, I haven''t imaged for over 3 months now  |
Hey there Mikie!
Thanks mate... I think you are right, there is quite a bit of OIII element to this torus shaped object. The star at its centre is a possible Wolf Rayet type star.
I'm interested to see how much blue will come through with the rose shaped object in the neb to the left of centre.
Yeah I know you had your lappy flogged.... have you bought a new one yet?
Any ho Mike, I hope you can get out asap.... don't think there'd be any plaster left on your walls at home from climbing every one.... you is a man of much patience...
I start having withdrawals when I don't see stars for more than a week...
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Originally Posted by Stevec35
Looking good so far Rich. It's nice that you have an optimistic attitude about the fickle weather. Sometimes I wonder if it will ever pass.
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve!
Been good since I've had the OAG happening. I can now really push exposures which is great to bring out extra things I haven't seen before. Especially beneficial for HII.
Yeah I know, this time of year can be real trying.... but I'm sure, every year is getting worse... I remember when I first started into just visual observing.. almost twenty years back.... it seemed like just a couple or a few days per week were not so good, the rest were clear.
Chin up.... we must stay positive
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Originally Posted by RickS
Looks like a very interesting area. Should be a lovely image.
Cheers,
Rick.
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Thanks Rick!
Certainly is a very interesting area... don't think I've bagged so many objects in one image before.... still I haven't spent enough time in this area...
Cheers guys...
Hoping the sky will clear to get some colour before the moon .....
Keep on praying chaps...
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for this shizen to take a hike..
All the best
Rich