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Originally Posted by Lester
Hi Darrin, nice image. Try half the exposure time, or same exposure with ISO 400 and that may help produce the star colours. I am just thinking that such a long exposure on bright object could have over exposed the stars and that is why they are all white.
I have got a lot to learn on DSO imaging, and a more learned person may know what is going on more exactly.
All the best for 2012.
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Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. It's something I need to work on!
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Originally Posted by astronobob
Great stuff Darrin, plenty of signal there, I tend to agree with Lester on shorter exposures, Noise look very well controlled with the amount of subs, so ISO 800 is working fine with it 
Good punch of reds within the Neb,
Spicy work and good that your having some deep sky time, well !
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Thanks Bob. It's all a learning process and this is the sort of feedback I need.
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Originally Posted by skysurfer
Nice pic !
Even an *un*modified 40d (with a TV Genesis) yields some red !
Here mine, 6 (raw)frames of 30 seconds @ 1600ASA each stacked with DSS:
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This is part of the process I need to work out to extract the most out of the 40D
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Originally Posted by Hagar
Pushing out some nice images Darrin but! This one needs some work. I'm sorry but you have worked this one way to hard for the amount of data you have there. It is quite a bright area and really suffers from over processing and insuficient signal in a lot of cases.
Keep at it.
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No need to be sorry. I need the raw opinions otherwise one will never improve. I appreciate your honest opinion and this will help me in the future!
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Originally Posted by Bassnut
No, not good, and you know why. Bad focus, colour balance,depth.....
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I was wondering when you would ever comment on one of my images. Raw and to the point Fred which I appreciate ; and you've read my mind well!
Darrin...