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Old 03-05-2014, 01:51 PM
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Prawn Nebula. IC 4628

Hi,

Been off for a while concentrating on my fitness and weight, starting to get a bit fat!.
Lost 5 kilo's though . Another 4 to go.

This image of IC 4628 the ( Prawn nebula ) was from just over an hour of hard won data.
I had some tracking problems, and clouds creating havoc.
I'm pleased with the level of detail, especially in the prawn's tail.
As you all know I like my images colourful, and it is!

Hope you like it.

8” F/4 astrograph , baader type coma corrector, HEQ Pro 5 mount, orion mini guider.
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Unmodded Cannon 1100D. Cooler box.

7 x 8 minute subs ISO 800 and 2 x 5 minute ISO 1600. Darks. Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker .Processed in Photoshop 7 .


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Old 03-05-2014, 02:00 PM
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Nice shot. Great colours.
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Old 03-05-2014, 02:02 PM
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Nice shot. Great colours.
Thanks Marc!

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Hi Justin
You get some great stuff out of an 1100d
Impressive

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Old 03-05-2014, 02:14 PM
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Hi Justin
You get some great stuff out of an 1100d
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Thanks David!

Yep the 1100D is good camera, Jo - ( Nebulosity ) uses one too. he's doing some great work.

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Well done, Justin
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Thanks Laurie!

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You got quite a lot of Ha light here Justing, despite the unmodded camera. Lovely color on the stars even if they are maybe a bit soft, but this is just personal taste..

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Nice work Justin.
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You got quite a lot of Ha light here Justing, despite the unmodded camera. Lovely color on the stars even if they are maybe a bit soft, but this is just personal taste..

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Thanks Marco!

As you say personal preference on the stars.


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Thanks Louie!

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I like it. I also like the star colours. DSLR's are a bit slack in this area and need a bit of a kick. If it was an RGB image taken with a CCD camera that's what the stars would look like anyway, so why not have a DSLR do the same?

The Prawn is also on my hit list, weather permitting. Along with about a million other objects... So many deep sky objects, so little time lol.
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As you all know I like my images colourful, and it is!
No issues from me on that score , never say sorry for color, the Universe needs more of it ..overall quite a lovely result Justin

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Oh and well done on the fitness front too
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A nice Prawn, Justin. The colours are fine with me
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Very nice Justin! Like the colour very much. You get great results from a DSLR.

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I like it. I also like the star colours. DSLR's are a bit slack in this area and need a bit of a kick. If it was an RGB image taken with a CCD camera that's what the stars would look like anyway, so why not have a DSLR do the same?

The Prawn is also on my hit list, weather permitting. Along with about a million other objects... So many deep sky objects, so little time lol.
Thanks Kevin!

Certainly have to work the stars quite a bit in PS to bring out the colour, worth it though.
The prawn is one of those nebs that take a bit to process, it's involved with a lot of fainter nebulosity which is difficult not to destroy while trying to enhance the rest.
Look forward to your prawn.

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No issues from me on that score , never say sorry for color, the Universe needs more of it ..overall quite a lovely result Justin

Mike

Oh and well done on the fitness front too
Thanks Mike!

Good to have an ally on the colour front.

Getting fitter, a lot less puffing now.

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A nice Prawn, Justin. The colours are fine with me
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Very nice Justin! Like the colour very much. You get great results from a DSLR.

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Thanks Steve,

Nice to know that it's pleasing colour wise.

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