Thackeray's Globules

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Couldn't resist processing these ones on their own.
Not much detail to be sure, but still worth the effort I think.
Such a pretty region, deep inside the Running Chook.

2hrs 12min of 3min subs @ iso800
Canon 550d and ED80

[mswhin63 (Malcolm)]

Love the little dark bits, nice job!

[DavidU (Dave)]

Lovely 3D effect, noice

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Terrific work jj

Yep, they are great objects to image

You have got them looking very 3D! They seem to be seperate from the background nebula

[Ross G]

Great detail Jeanette.

It really stands out.

Ross.

[Dennis]

Hi Jeanette

I am astonished by your prodigious output of images on the Forum as well as the quality of your work. You are probably SE Qld’s most prolific astro-photographer!

Cheers

Dennis

[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Nice going JJJ. You are getting some great detail out of that rig. Stars are looking nice and round also.

[gregbradley]

If you've got round stars flaunt it!

Fantastic. You've got that DSLR singing.

Do you find ISO800 an optimum allround ISO or do you vary it
depending on the conditions and the brightness of the object?

Greg.

[[1ponders] (Paul)]

You are really doing some really fantastic work lately jj, and getting the recognition for it. Excellent work Nettie. And now your topping it off with this fine piece of work. I know someone that is flat out getting that detail at 3 times your focal length.


Oh and some of you have missed some of Jeanette's work lately, check this page out.

[Octane (Humayun)]

Sensational, babez.

When did you buy a Paramount? Those stars are perfect.

H