Omega Centauri (and friends)

[traveller (Bo)]

Omega centauri
115 x 120 sec exposures at 1600 ISO with equal darks and 30 flats.
I noticed Astrobin didn't plate solve the two small fuzzies, so I added them in for reference.
Again, it was battle against the warm weather and light pollution.
Comments welcome.
Bo

[Andy01 (Andy)]

Looks good Bo, maybe worth boosting the star colours a bit?
Nice detail showing there

[Atmos (Colin)]

Nicely resolved Bo

[Camelopardalis (Dunk)]

That's a beauty Bo so many stars...congrats on the faint fuzzies!

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Good'ol Omega, always cool to look at, nice work Bo

Actually haven't shot her for some time myself....hmmm?

Mike

[traveller (Bo)]

Originally Posted by Andy01

Looks good Bo, maybe worth boosting the star colours a bit?
Nice detail showing there

Thanks Andy, I de-saturated the stars as I was finding it a bit too much. I will have another try!

Originally Posted by Atmos

Nicely resolved Bo

Thanks Colin. We had a great few days in the new moon a week ago, so made the most of it.

Originally Posted by Camelopardalis

That's a beauty Bo so many stars...congrats on the faint fuzzies!

Thanks Dunk, I had to check with Stellarium to find out what they are (and very little is written about them from the limited search I did).

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Good'ol Omega, always cool to look at, nice work Bo

Actually haven't shot her for some time myself....hmmm?

Mike

There might be a hidden fuzzie we haven't found yet

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by traveller

There might be a hidden fuzzie we haven't found yet

Quite right Bo...always worth a check (pssst another bombshell paper is being written as we speak )

Mike

[RickS (Rick)]

Yes, star colours are a little off but the detail is nice. Good work on the little fuzzies too!

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Very nice image Bo!

[vlazg (George)]

Looks good Bo, in the hi res you can see a few more fuzzies.