Tarantula

[Enrique]

Taken from Singleton, NSW.
Telescope: RCX400 14" with AP focal reducer (FR:6.6)
Camera: QHY11
Guiding: SX-AO-L with Lodestar

Frames:
LRGB 200:120:120:120 10 min subs
HaOiii 240:240 15 min subs.

I hope you like them and thanks for looking,

Enrique

[seeker372011 (Narayan)]

Wow!

[acotiga (Andrei)]

Wow is right.

[peeb61 (Paul)]

Nice Enrique!
Very nice indeed.

Paul

[Varangian (John)]

That is one of the very best Tarantula's I've seen. The detail is simply stunning.

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Lovely image Enrique!

[alpal]

The core is a little blown out but it's still a great image
& a surprisingly large FOV.
Well done.

[andyc (Andy)]

Excellent image! while I guess others may comment on how to reduce the brightness of the central region, the overall impact, and general vista is superb .

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Nice image! The Shadow highlights tool would reduce the brightness of the central region.

Cheers

Steve

[Ken]

Hi Enrique great image plenty of fine detail in all those objects. I did not see the first version but there is no bright core now, if anything it looks a little flat to my eye, still is a great image.
Clear skies Ken.

[alpal]

Originally Posted by Ken

Hi Enrique great image plenty of fine detail in all those objects. I did not see the first version but there is no bright core now, if anything it looks a little flat to my eye, still is a great image.
Clear skies Ken.

Yes - the core has been changed - it looks great now.

[Ross G]

Beautiful photo Enrique.


Ross.

[dvj (John)]

This is an exceptional image. Stars are razor sharp.

Well done lad.

[naskies (Dave)]

Thanks for sharing, Enrique. Another fabulous image!

[Paul Haese]

Any chance of seeing a much larger image? 17 hours of data ought to be displayed a lot bigger than this image.

Overall it looks nice but I cannot really see much.

[Enrique]

Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions.

Paul: I will try to upload a bigger file.....

Regards,

Enrique

[Enrique]

Bigger file as requested in: http://www.flickr.com/photos/enlubugo/8416719884/

Uploaded adjusted version (also bigger file).

Thanks,

Enrique

[h0ughy (David)]

wow only just found this - excellent image Enrique. Dont know how you get shots like this living up in the coal dust?

[Enrique]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

wow only just found this - excellent image Enrique. Dont know how you get shots like this living up in the coal dust?

The black coal dust stops light pollution. It is one of the secrets of Singleton......... I am glad you liked the image.

Enrique