Yes more Dragunz HOO recombination

[Nikolas (Nik)]

First light for my Riccardi 0.75 reducer.

Dragons of Ara taken on a waxing Gibbous moon

TS Optics 130 APO

Optolong L-Extreme

27 x 600 seconds for 4.5 hours in total.

Astropixel processor for HAO3 extraction and combination

Photoshop for finish

Skywatcher Eq6 and ASIAIR Pro with the new multi star guiding, a game changer, ZWO ASI 294mcPro

[RB (Andrew)]

Nik, this is so cool!!
Great work mate.

[AdamJL]

I could never get my head around APP.

This is a great image, Nik. I love this target.

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Originally Posted by RB

Nik, this is so cool!!
Great work mate.

Originally Posted by AdamJL

I could never get my head around APP.

This is a great image, Nik. I love this target.

Thanks guys

It's not often everything just works, weather etc and apart from the moon it was a great night to be out imaging

[willik (Willik)]

Very nice image
Martin

[gregbradley]

Oh I like that. Love the gas leaking out at the ridge. What sized Riccardi is it?

One minor point the bright star above the middle of the ridge looks misshapen. I think it may be a double star that has not resolved. Smudge tool in Photoshop could make it rounder.

Greg.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Very nice. I like the colors.

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Oh I like that. Love the gas leaking out at the ridge. What sized Riccardi is it?

One minor point the bright star above the middle of the ridge looks misshapen. I think it may be a double star that has not resolved. Smudge tool in Photoshop could make it rounder.
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Greg.

Thanks Greg, the Riccardi is the m63 0.75 I stuffed that star up when I did the star removal then added them again, normally the stars look better when I do a screen layer, in this case I should have done the full linear dodge instead my aim was to minimise the stars and it did too good a job.

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Luckily I had many variations so was able to salvage the stars where I borked them.