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Old 13-04-2015, 09:43 PM
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Ghost of Eta (NGC3324)

Currently Ha dominates the data (13 hrs), followed by S2 (6hrs) O3(4hrs). Mix of 30min and 60 min exposures through TEC160.

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Old 13-04-2015, 10:31 PM
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Great stuff Raki, I really like the smokey milkyness, yet crisp look you've got going on there, lovely work and a great name too Actually, that's a very similar colour palette to the one I came up with for this area yet I only used Ha and OIII with no SII.

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That's a fantastic image Raki. So detailed, bright and interesting. The stars look fantastic as well.

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Interesting composition and colours. Nicely done, Raki!

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Old 14-04-2015, 01:13 PM
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Great stuff Raki, I really like the smokey milkyness, yet crisp look you've got going on there, lovely work and a great name too Actually, that's a very similar colour palette to the one I came up with for this area yet I only used Ha and OIII with no SII.

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Thanks Mike, I might be looking too much into your images


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That's a fantastic image Raki. So detailed, bright and interesting. The stars look fantastic as well.

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Interesting composition and colours. Nicely done, Raki!

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Old 14-04-2015, 02:28 PM
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Thanks Mike, I might be looking too much into your images
You are getting sleeepy...sleepy.....sleep
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Old 14-04-2015, 04:15 PM
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Interesting colour palatte Raki - looks more like a bicolour image, quite surreal
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Love your work Raki, and love the colour combo.
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Interesting colour palatte Raki - looks more like a bicolour image, quite surreal
Thanks Andy, I have attached a quick more traditional repro on a crop for you

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Love your work Raki, and love the colour combo.
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Very cool. I really like the details in the small crop.
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Old 15-04-2015, 11:12 AM
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Very cool. I really like the details in the small crop.
Drizzled to the extreme at 3x. I think at current state Ha data is good enough to support 2x drizzle or even 3x but SII and OIII are far behind to support any form of drizzle without noticeable artifact
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