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Old 15-08-2007, 08:42 PM
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m20 and m21

Hi all took these images on monday night,same night as my m8, seeing got worse as the night went on,but i am not complaining at least i got nearly 9 hours imaging in all up
anyway here is the link http://www.pbase.com/image/83927372 PS i know i forgot the link last night and i managed to do it twice on the sbig group talk about embarrassing
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Old 15-08-2007, 09:10 PM
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Very nice.

Seeing probably isn't affecting things too much at that focal length though.


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Old 15-08-2007, 10:52 PM
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Another really nice image Rob.

You are enjoying that big chip but it has its associated issues though huh?

Wish I had your observatory and location

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Old 15-08-2007, 10:56 PM
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Hi Rob,
good to see you going for it on an almost all nighter
Was not too bad a night consider what we've been having.

Man, that is one mass of stars in a huge fov. Such a treasure trove of an area.
You've got your rgb alignment pretty spot on, Lum looks well aligned as well, so this is a good start to crank things up.
By that I mean, what struck me first off, the stars are dead looking.
I took the Jpg into PS and hit the curves and adjusted the back ground to being a little lighter. Also I desaturated the colour slightly as stretching to get vitality from the overall image made the colours a little eeeeeky, for want of better word.
I always used to make my stars dead looking so it's not a drama.
Don't be afraid to experiment and take your time.
This image has plenty of head room to work with, just see what you can come up with.

Good stuff and glad to see you up and away with all things sorted out in the hardware department.

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Old 19-08-2007, 05:45 PM
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Hi Rob, nearly missed this image, I'm glad I didn't it's a beauty.

I love the backdrop of the star cloud highlighted by the Trifid.

Great image
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Old 19-08-2007, 06:08 PM
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very nice overview image, Rob!
the colors are perfectly nailed!
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Old 23-08-2007, 05:13 PM
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Wow! Nice colour!
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Old 24-08-2007, 10:47 AM
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Stunning.

I took this one in my Australia trip last month also. Yours shows much higher resolution than mine because I shot it with film.

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