Hi All,
Its nothing too special compared to the ones the pros post here, but this is my first ever Narrow Band Colour image. I am still learning how to process them. There is much more involved that with one shot colour and I still have a lot to learn me thinks.
New Camera, New Filters (well I never needed filters before ), new processing Software Pix Insight. So there was lots of learning tonight to get the image together followed by final playing around in Photoshop.
Its 6x5 minute exposures for each filter Ha, Sii, and Oiii (I think I have my i's right). 1.5 hours total, through an ED80 using a QSI 583wsg.
Thanks Everyone,
It has surprised and inspired me to image, image and image. Oh Damn clouds again
I have just fitted a new focuser to the ED80 so it has a fine focus now. I found it a little hard to hit the sweet spot. I can wait for the Eon 110 to turn up, should be a couple of weeks.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Aaaand it's a great start Bill, I like the colour variation you are showing
Thanks Mike. I hope I can replicate it and it wasnt just a fluke. The stars were initially all very purple and getting the white stars was a bit of trial and error in photo shop.
Thanks Mike. I hope I can replicate it and it wasnt just a fluke. The stars were initially all very purple and getting the white stars was a bit of trial and error in photo shop.
TechnoBill
Actually, I don't mind seeing some magenta in the stars, not too much but a little bit kinda makes it resemble the Hubble shots and the Hubble palette is characterised by exactly these magenta stars so I think it is effectively quite valid