Wow Paul - that is an excellent image, well done. I thought that M33 was a low surface brightness galaxy, yet you have managed to bring out the structure extremely well in this image.
I guarded this mount like a she wolf Ken . It guided beautifully all week. Except when I had the wrong scope selected for the guidecamera that is.
Thanks for the positive comments guys. I would like it though if someone has the secret to getting rid of that reddish blotchiness that sometimes comes with using the 300D.
Thanks for the positive comments guys. I would like it though if someone has the secret to getting rid of that reddish blotchiness that sometimes comes with using the 300D.
don't see any red blotchiness in this particular image Paul...however in general I find taking more darks and getting the flats exactly right helps-if these are not right they can actually degrade the result, or at least so it seems to me
Ummm...Ahhhh... Not enough darks (Uhmm 1) .....well no flats actually.
But the conditions were sooo good and the sky sooo clear I just couldn't take the time to take lots of darks. I just had to get the lights. You know how it is Besides, c'mon, it was 4:30 in the morning.
Ummm...Ahhhh... Not enough darks (Uhmm 1) .....well no flats actually.
But the conditions were sooo good and the sky sooo clear I just couldn't take the time to take lots of darks. I just had to get the lights. You know how it is Besides, c'mon, it was 4:30 in the morning.
Bad Me.
umm yes seems as though I forgot to do some of those too. Excellent result Mr Ponders
You have done a good job of M33 Paul!! its not a easy galaxy to bring out of the noise.....
I get that red splotchy look as well when I really push the image hard...don`t really know how to really remove it probably?
cheers Gary