The cloudy evening weather has been a pain in Sydney for doing imaging but I have managed to collect 6 hours in Ha using the wider field of my 127mm refractor and my QHY16200. Just have to get some more clear skies to grab some decent SII and O3 data.
A larger image to stroll around can be found here:
I'm enjoying the image and the framing - but I think the dynamic range has been compressed too much with the core being excessively burnt in like that - nice details though!
Lots of faint nebulosity showing up there, nicely done
Thanks Colin
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Originally Posted by Placidus
Very fine. Well done!
Thanks Mike
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Very nice. Sharp and detailed.
Thanks Greg
Greg.
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Originally Posted by Andy01
I'm enjoying the image and the framing - but I think the dynamic range has been compressed too much with the core being excessively burnt in like that - nice details though!
Thanks Andy, I always struggle with deciding what is best looking for the range in this core area.
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Originally Posted by RickS
Look forward the the full NB version, Ted. That's a great start!
Great FOV Ted, masses of HII gas in there! Looks like you pushed the sharpening a little too hard though, some of the detail areas look quite granular, still, an impressive field and an easy fix
Awesome field of view with nice sharpening to enhance detail. Nicely done Ted.
Thanks Paul
Ted
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Great FOV Ted, masses of HII gas in there! Looks like you pushed the sharpening a little too hard though, some of the detail areas look quite granular, still, an impressive field and an easy fix
Mike
Thanks Mike, perhaps a little crunchy but then I do like my crunchy peanut butter I'll see where I go with it when and if I get some decent other bands data given the crappy weather.
Ted