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Originally Posted by Stevec35
That's a faint one Steven! Nice shot as usual. Glad someone's got an STXL110002 that works.
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve.
I think its time for your CCD for a long trip back to the States.
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Originally Posted by Dennis
Wow – well worth clicking the http link to the higher res version, quite a stunning cosmic scene awaits you! 
Cheers
Dennis |
Thanks Dennis.
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Originally Posted by seeker372011
That's superb. Obviously this target needs that sort of exposure, to reveal the of nebulosity you have captured.
Well processed by the way, that bright star in RCW 106 is a hard one to keep under control while bringing out the faint nebulosity. Someday when you have time you should write up your processing workflow in H alpha.
Wide field of view so you must have been imaging at 500 mm or thereabouts?
What were your subs?
Once again, a great image of a not too easy target
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Hi Narayan,
It was imaged at 1250mm FL but with a STXL-11002 CCD which has the same chip size as 35mm film.
The subs are 10 minute exposures.
The processing is still a work in process as I have only recently gone over to PixInsight.
Prior to that my processing software was nothing more than Photoshop CS2 and a few plug-ins.
Regards
Steven