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Old 20-02-2025, 10:27 AM
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NGC 3576 Statue of Liberty

I got 15 hours on the Statue of Liberty Nebula. I was even able to crop it a bit thanks to the 103 apo aperture and low noise of the Mono 533. I don't think adding anymore data will add much because the target is bright enough for my set up.

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Old 20-02-2025, 03:58 PM
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Hi Paul,
that's a great picture of a very photogenic target.
I can't see any color noise and there is a lot of detail,
great colours and perfect stars from corner to corner.
Looks like you nailed it.

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Old 20-02-2025, 06:02 PM
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A high fidelity image with good contrast , fine detail and pleasing colour palette
Can’t beat those Antlia 3nm filters for price and performance, I use the 2”
A great result, you must be happy

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Old 20-02-2025, 06:21 PM
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Paul,
A high fidelity image with good contrast , fine detail and pleasing colour palette
Can’t beat those Antlia 3nm filters for price and performance, I use the 2”
A great result, you must be happy

Martin
thanks Martin . the Antlia filters are almost faultless. Some flats look odd but they correct perfectly.

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Hi Paul,
that's a great picture of a very photogenic target.
I can't see any color noise and there is a lot of detail,
great colours and perfect stars from corner to corner.
Looks like you nailed it.

cheers
Allan
Thanks Allan. one thing I noticed was the excellent performance of the 103 apo from Askar. using the flattener was perfect. And when I used BlurEX there was minimal correction on the stars - almost none
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Old 20-02-2025, 10:51 PM
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That’s gorgeous mate. Love the colours and the detail is clear and provides a beautiful sense of depth. Well done!
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Old 21-02-2025, 09:46 AM
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That’s gorgeous mate. Love the colours and the detail is clear and provides a beautiful sense of depth. Well done!
Thanks Dave. I was wondering if more data was required but when I cropped and zoomed in there wasn't any noticeable noise
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Old 21-02-2025, 01:58 PM
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now uploaded image.
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Old 22-02-2025, 09:54 AM
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That's a really good image of this object Paul.

Love the fine detail and you really get a sense of the gaseous flows involved.

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Old 22-02-2025, 05:11 PM
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That's a really good image of this object Paul.

Love the fine detail and you really get a sense of the gaseous flows involved.

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thanks Greg. I agree the nebula is flowing
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Old 23-02-2025, 07:28 AM
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That's a stunner. Such good careful processing. As Allan pointed out the stars are really good and that is no small feat alone.

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Old 23-02-2025, 09:49 AM
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Great image Paul! Love this region a lot. Its been on my list of targets to image but a stock dslr would make this a pain. Can't wait to upgrade my camara later this year and image this region.
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Old 23-02-2025, 09:31 PM
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Awesome detail and colouration Paul!
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Old 24-02-2025, 09:27 AM
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Awesome detail and colouration Paul!
Thanks Nik. The options these days for colour are many wit hthe latest scripts.

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Great image Paul! Love this region a lot. Its been on my list of targets to image but a stock dslr would make this a pain. Can't wait to upgrade my camara later this year and image this region.
Thanks Shiv. What camera you upgrading to?

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That's a stunner. Such good careful processing. As Allan pointed out the stars are really good and that is no small feat alone.

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Thank Peter It does take a lot to process but because the mount was very stable, 600 sec subs, and enough data it made the processing a bit easier
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Looking into the QHY Minicam8 mono. Thinking of pairing with either the Redcat51 v2/v3 or get a Roki135. The 585 FOV fits really well for small-medium size targets.
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Looking into the QHY Minicam8 mono. Thinking of pairing with either the Redcat51 v2/v3 or get a Roki135. The 585 FOV fits really well for small-medium size targets.
that sounds awesome Shiv. I cant wait to see the images! (Probably go with the redcat as the Samyang (which I have) is fantastic but only if you get a good copy and usually have to stop it down to 2.0
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Outstanding shot. Well worth the click to astrobin
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Outstanding shot. Well worth the click to astrobin
Thanks Franco! Appreciate the feedback
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