Of course I blended the newer data set in so as to match the original as naturally as possible as simply posting high res data into a lower res field can look pretty obvious...but here is the new (smaller FOV displayed at full resolution) data set that was combined: NGC 6164 note: while the seeing was much better than Newcastle it still wasn't the best I see here at Wallaroo.
Mike
Last edited by strongmanmike; 28-06-2014 at 12:23 AM.
Oh ya's for checkin it out and passing comment guys it is just an old good'un image revamped
Due to the atrocious seeing conditions I experienced in Newcastle I never was happy with the resolution, especially in NGC 6164, so it was long overdue to touch that section of the image up ...be good to touch the whole image up but...meah, that would take too long
What an amazing capture and nebula! Beautifully processed Mike
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Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne
Beautiful Mike!
Did you do much star reduction?
Or is that just how it comes out in NB?
Cheers,
Justin.
Cheers Mo and Justin and yep that is how the stars came out, generally I do little or nothing to my stars..given my general aversion to deconvolution and all
Looking very good there Mike. I am not a big fan of green in astro images but apart from that personal taste its got a lot going for it. I do like the way stars are very natural in your images and I think that is a very good thing. Tons of detail, perhaps a bit oversharpened in places?
Looking very good there Mike. I am not a big fan of green in astro images but apart from that personal taste its got a lot going for it. I do like the way stars are very natural in your images and I think that is a very good thing. Tons of detail, perhaps a bit oversharpened in places?
Greg.
Cheers Greggles... not a fan of green huh? I'll mention that to The Hulk
Oversharpened you recon?...ah well, at least there are no deconvolution or wavelet worms
with my old 2011 data taken from blurry Newcastle skies 
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it is just an old good'un image revamped 
