NGC1935 LMC Superbubble in Ha

[gregbradley]

I took colour for this one as well but it looks best so far in Ha.

5 x 10 mins, 5nm Astrodon Ha, Microline 8300 camera, Tak BRC250
from my dark site.

http://www.pbase.com/image/117937796

Greg.

[sjastro]

Very nice Greg.

I haven't seen this one before. Looks like a good target to try out.

Steven

[TheDecepticon]

Very nice. Is there a colour version?

[DavidU (Dave)]

Nice Greg, it;s a new one for me too. There is something about the Ha images I like.
Very clever.

[Tom Davis (Tom)]

Cool!!!

Tom

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by sjastro

Very nice Greg.

I haven't seen this one before. Looks like a good target to try out.

Steven

It is an interesting target. I think it would shoot best in narrowband.

Originally Posted by TheDecepticon

Very nice. Is there a colour version?

Yes there is but I am still processing it as first attempts didn't turn out as well as I expected. It may look best in narrowband.

Originally Posted by DavidU

Nice Greg, it;s a new one for me too. There is something about the Ha images I like.
Very clever.

Thanks David. Its probably a good visual target as well.

Originally Posted by Tom Davis

Cool!!!


Tom

Its an interesting object. I imagine there are quite a few of these bits and peices around the LMC which has lots of Ha areas. I might make a project of it at a later date when I have a long focal length setup again.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Nice shot, Greg. Actually I think a project of nebs shot purely in Ha would be good. I've always maintained that B&W shots show the best detail, plus they look great as well

[gregbradley]

John Gleason has done a huge job of doing that of both northern and southern nebulas.

A nice 3nm Ha filter would be good for that.

Greg.

[Tom Davis (Tom)]

Yes, and jg has his images in print as well.

http://www.celestialimage.com/page129.html

His images are classics and wonderful references.

Tom

[atalas]

Great work great object Greg! looking forward to seeing colour added.

[multiweb (Marc)]

That's awesome Greg. You nailed it!

[telecasterguru (Frank)]

Greg,
An interesting subject and nicely imaged as usual.
Can't wait to try Ha.

Frank

[Ken]

Greg great contrast in this Ha image reminds me of hypered tech Pan images of another era.
clear skies Ken

[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Tom Davis

Yes, and jg has his images in print as well.

http://www.celestialimage.com/page129.html

His images are classics and wonderful references.

Tom

Yes John is a legend.

Originally Posted by atalas

Great work great object Greg! looking forward to seeing colour added.

I'll have another go at adding coluor the first attempt wasn't that pleasing.

Originally Posted by multiweb

That's awesome Greg. You nailed it!

Thanks Marc.

Originally Posted by telecasterguru

Greg,
An interesting subject and nicely imaged as usual.
Can't wait to try Ha.

Frank

Yes it is fun.

Originally Posted by Ken

Greg great contrast in this Ha image reminds me of hypered tech Pan images of another era.
clear skies Ken

Thanks Kent.

[Ric]

A wonderful image Greg, the depth in the image looks wonderful it really looks like you can peer into the bubble itself.

Cheers