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Originally Posted by multiweb
Sharp and detailed with some lovely colors. Well done.  |
Hey thanx Marc, appreciate your kind words
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Originally Posted by Greg Bock
Hi Bob,
gotta be happy with that!..pity about the guiding, but I'm sure you'll rectify that in time...that combo shows great potential..
Yes, Leyburn was very dark last weekend, an absolute pleasure to watch the Milky Way slide overhead until dawn on Sat and Sun mornings....
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Cheers Greg, I'm happy with 1st light and the challenges ahead to improve mate
Been a while seeing the MW glorifying the night sky, i manage a quick photo of the zodiacal light on Sun morn, A sight for sore eyes
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Originally Posted by rustigsmed
wow, great colours and dust detail!
what iso setting did you have the 600d on bob?
cheers
rusty
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Cheers Russel, I like to keep at iso800 as used with this, kinda feel safer with noise levels and slightly better dynamic range than 1600, tho others have used 1600 with great results
All the best
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Beautiful strong colours Bob, good luck with sorting the guiding, your colour eye is going to serve you well I think
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Thanx Mike, appreciate your feedback on colour, can only try so not overdo things, tho I'll leave all them techno colour hubble paletts for a while yet
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Originally Posted by bradley
yep agree with that statement
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Thanx Bradley
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Originally Posted by RobF
Hey, that's an amazing start Bob. Unusual to get such great star colours. No doubt the clear Leyburn skies and big aperture as well as processing.
There are programs to reduce star smearing a little in post from memory. You've got a LOT of faint galaxy detail there for sure |
Hey Cheers Rob, I find that cheap optics give some stars both red & blue at various measures so i treat the blues seperately from the reds, unorthodox but still practical i feel. And yep, have a star smear fixer tute here somewhere, never thought at the time
Also lucky that guiding errors ran similar direction as dust lane, so not a major loss in most detail, kinda consider that very fortunate
Rgrds . .