[marc4darkskies (Marcus)]

Originally Posted by Larryp

Very nice, Marcus!

Thanks very much Laurie!

Originally Posted by multiweb

Nice one. The details on the high-res are very sharp.

Cheers Marc! Not quite as good as it would have been if imaged at higher altitudes, but not bad.

Originally Posted by RickS

Well done, Marcus! Very respectable, indeed.

Thanks Rick!

Originally Posted by Logieberra

That extended TOA at F11.7 works a treat, great pic

Yes indeed it does! Do I see a new refractor in your life soon Logan?

Originally Posted by David Fitz-Henr

Brilliant image Marcus, nice details and great colour processing as usual! ... and especially considering it's at such a low altitiude.

Thanks David! Glad you liked it! That new DIY astrograph of yours will be blitzing us all soon!

Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne

That's a ripper Marcus!

Cheers,

Justin.

Thanks Justin!

Originally Posted by Stevec
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Very respectable indeed Marcus. Beats my effort from Arizona.

Cheers

Steve

Thanks a lot Steve - it does needs a bit of magnification to really do it justice. Even at 1760mm I was pushing it IMO - although more wouldn't have helped me at this altitude.

Originally Posted by stardust steve

Great effort and image. I have just dipped my toe in this vast ocean of AP and i am already throwing away frames before i have even started

Edit- full res image is an absolute cracker

Hi Steve, thanks! I'm not used to throwing so much away but you have to be ruthless. Good luck!

Originally Posted by peter_4059

Love the hi res version Marcus. Details are amazing.

Thanks Peter!

Originally Posted by Octane

Simply beautiful. Great to see some new work from you, Marcus.

H

Cheers H! Yes, between work and clouds it's hard to find quality time. But with El Nino on the way maybe we'll all have a surplus of clear nights soon!

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Cool Marcus. Despite what you describe this is a really nice image. Colour looks great.

Thanks Paul - glad you think so. Yes, many renderings are too blue IMO. When I created my RGB master it was too green! When I finished the final colour balancing it was torquoise / teal - a nice compromise!

Originally Posted by Star Catcher

Looks good to me Marc. Well done.
Ted

Cheers Ted!

Originally Posted by Martin Pugh

You've caught a good deal of the outer nebulosity there Marcus and you also have that nice teal colour in the nebula. Good job.

cheers
Martin

Thanks a lot mate! I struggled a bit during processing for lack of enough Ha, but I'm reasonably happy.