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Old 07-07-2017, 07:14 PM
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M17 - Hybrid Collaboration with Paul Haese
Good evening.

While I have been putting together another hybrid image, I could not overlook the very fine 6 filter image posted by Paul a few days ago. So, he happily agreed to collaborate on this image which represents data from 3 telescopes:

AP RH305/STXL16200 for the outer regions comprising Ha (2hrs) and OIII (2hrs)
RCOS 12.5/STL 11000M for tri-colour NB data comprising SII (6hrs), Ha (1.5hrs) and OIII (5hrs)
This was blended with Pauls data comprising Ha (240mins), OIII (120mins), Lum (240mins), Red (90mins), Green (75mins) and Blue (75mins).

Total cumulative exposure time of 30.5 hours.

Hope you like it.

https://www.martinpughastrophotograp...nebulae/#/m17/

clear skies

Martin and Paul.
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This colaborative photo looks great!
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That is sensational. A whole new take on a familiar subject.

Well done, guys.

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Thanks very much.

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Very cool, Martin!
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That looks great guys
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Wow, that is superb.
A much more immersing image of that area than normal. Great work to both of you.

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Old 08-07-2017, 08:26 AM
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Good morning

And thanks very much for taking a look and commenting.

Cheers
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Stunning work. Combining the intricacies of Paul's amazing image with the faint outer reaches makes for something truly special.
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Thanks Pete.

Clear skies (not tonight :-(

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Wow!
That has got to be just about the best rendition of this object I have seen.

Congratulations Martin and Paul.
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Pete summed it up perfectly.

The new astro imaging dream team has arrived!!
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Wonderful image. Shows the object in a whole new context to run of the mill pics.
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Thanks very much.

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Stunning. The object takes on a whole new personality.
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Thanks Martin for combining all our images together. It does not quite unique. It was a pleasure to be a part of this collaboration.
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