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Originally Posted by Larryp
Nice image, Bob!
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Cheers Laurie, hope your injury is on the better side of fair by now champ
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Originally Posted by IanP
Nice image, though for me it's a little bit dark ...
Thanks for sharing !!!
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Thanx for the confirmation Ian
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Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne
That's good Bob!
A little more contrast and brightness on the nebula would make it spot on.
Looks pretty smooth for the amount of data.
Cheers,
Justin.
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Appreciate your feedback Justin, a first at ISO1600, so, am happy with the smoothness also, I shoud have another go at this, colours were going a bit wrong for me by this stage and were becoming out of whack in my view, , Ill avoid shortcutting next time - which hopfully give some room for some brightness etc, Cheers for that
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Originally Posted by atalas
Great catch Bob!lovely field.
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Thanx Louie, I kinda dig the dark dust lane hanging out there like that, may have went a bit much tho kinda different
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Originally Posted by multiweb
Great shot Bob. 200mm is about just right for that one. |
Cheers Marc'o, tried at 200mm once before but needed more and longer subs, and yep, 200mm still catches all the goodness
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Originally Posted by RickS
Looks like you've got some decent data there, Bob! Nice work.
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Thanx for feedback Rick, Its not often I get more than 10 subs, so, much better SNR with 20 odd, im learning & appreciate your confirmation on this point
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Originally Posted by stardust steve
Looks fab Bob. I'm going to try and "borrow" an L lens and have a go at this soon  |
Thanx Steve, the 'L' lens's do a pretty fair job at this. if was able to guide, I would'ave like to have gone 2+min subs ! I'm sure you'll like what the lens can do. All the best
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Originally Posted by naskies
Nice work, Bob. The data looks pretty good... might be worth having a bit of a play around with it for a bit more saturation and contrast |
Cheers Dave, thanx for you feedback, I will have another go from scratch mate, hopfully improve the image , , I did something not quite right early in the processing which exasperated things towards the end ? All in the name of obtaining experience, apparently
Appreciate your input, All the best