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Old 07-03-2014, 04:11 PM
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Horsehead CDK17 10:45 hours at F4.5

I did the Ha for this a while ago. I imaged the LRGB about 2 months ago and just got it ready recently.

CDK17 F4.5, Trius 694, PME.

HaLRGB image. Its a classic object and I have imaged a number of times now. I like this one the best.

http://upload.pbase.com/image/154661660/large regular size

http://upload.pbase.com/gregbradley/...61660/original large size

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Old 07-03-2014, 04:23 PM
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Not sure if you did much to shrink the stars Greg but this image seems to suggest your star halo issues were with the TEC scope system and not the Trius..? This is also suggested by your (excellent may I say) CDK17 Thors Helmet (coming soon?)

Very nice horse head that like the solid image scale...actually it's quite similar to my latest actually...hmm? wonder if you will get hammered for the garish bold hot pink/magenta too

Too many colourphobes out there

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Looks great Greg.
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Good looking horsehead Greg.

Cheers

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Old 07-03-2014, 05:52 PM
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Lovely image Greg!

Very smooth with nice colour, very inspirational
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Old 07-03-2014, 06:13 PM
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Not sure if you did much to shrink the stars Greg but this image seems to suggest your star halo issues were with the TEC scope system and not the Trius..? This is also suggested by your (excellent may I say) CDK17 Thors Helmet (coming soon?)

Very nice horse head that like the solid image scale...actually it's quite similar to my latest actually...hmm? wonder if you will get hammered for the garish bold hot pink/magenta too

Too many colourphobes out there

Mike
Hot pink is the new red! I agree the stars were pretty normal in the subs.
I am thinking the Trius is more sensitive (as it is with every other wavelength) to IR. I am wondering if the bloat in bright stars with the TEC180 (not all images just those annoying ones with bright stars in the field) is from IR. Perhaps I add an extra IR filter to the mix? Worth a test. Not sure how to implement it though.

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Looks great Greg.
Thanks Louie.

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Good looking horsehead Greg.

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Cheers Steve.

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Lovely image Greg!

Very smooth with nice colour, very inspirational
Thanks Rod, I am happy with it.

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very pleasing colour
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Old 07-03-2014, 06:27 PM
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Cheers Brett, glad you liked it.

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Hot pink is the new red!
Isn't it ever!


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I agree the stars were pretty normal in the subs.
I am thinking the Trius is more sensitive (as it is with every other wavelength) to IR. I am wondering if the bloat in bright stars with the TEC180 (not all images just those annoying ones with bright stars in the field) is from IR. Perhaps I add an extra IR filter to the mix? Worth a test. Not sure how to implement it though.
Sorry but yep, it's gotta be the TEC I recon, doesn't happen with the CDK17 or my AG12 (which has a 4 element CC) ...remember, it aint no Starfire

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Sorry but yep, it's gotta be the TEC I recon, doesn't happen with the CDK17 or my AG12 (which has a 4 element CC) ...remember, it aint no Starfire

Mike
Hehe don't forget I have an AP also! So perhaps. I guess I'll know when I put it on the AP. Its possible the AP is corrected over a wider wavelength range. Or perhaps a simple Baader UV/IR cut put in front of the camera and use my clear luminance filter may work??

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Hi Greg,
that's very nice indeed - it's so sharp & noise free.

I wonder if you could post a pure Ha mono version.
( assuming you haven't already in an old post?)
I'm sure the Ha would have more detail especially of the curtain structure.

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Hi Greg,
that's very nice indeed - it's so sharp & noise free.

I wonder if you could post a pure Ha mono version.
( assuming you haven't already in an old post?)
I'm sure the Ha would have more detail especially of the curtain structure.

cheers
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There you go Allan:

http://www.pbase.com/gregbradley/image/153698147/large

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Great! Details in the horsehead are stunning!
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Great! Details in the horsehead are stunning!
Thanks very much Werner.

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Beautiful image, great detail.
Fantastic shot, Greg, well done.
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Hi Greg,
That's great.
The Ha is showing even more detail as would be expected.

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Hi Greg that is a beaut image Iwas wondering with a fl close to 2 mtrs do you bin 2x2 or happy to stay with 1x1.
Clear skies Ken.
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Excellent work Greg, colourful for sure!. Higher res than your 2009 effort, but that one bought out a bit more detail I think.
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Nice one Greg, lovely detail Like the colour tone too.
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Old 08-03-2014, 09:04 PM
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Beautiful image, great detail.
Fantastic shot, Greg, well done.
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Cheers Ingrid.

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Hi Greg,
That's great.
The Ha is showing even more detail as would be expected.

cheers
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Yes it is quite detailed.

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Hi Greg that is a beaut image Iwas wondering with a fl close to 2 mtrs do you bin 2x2 or happy to stay with 1x1.
Clear skies Ken.
Sometimes I use 2x2. 4.54 micron pixels at 2x2 become 9microns which is about optimum for the CDK17 at 3 metres. At 2 metres its still good as well, so there is a choice there. 2x2 on a 9 micron pixel is a bit much.

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Excellent work Greg, colourful for sure!. Higher res than your 2009 effort, but that one bought out a bit more detail I think.
Thanks Fred. I like that earlier one as well. That was about 20 hours with the TEC180 and down at my dark site, so yes it was quite nice data.

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Nice one Greg, lovely detail Like the colour tone too.
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