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Old 13-10-2009, 07:59 AM
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Heart Nebula - IC1805 (Hubble Colors)

http://astroforum.gr/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=3268

-> Telescope: LX200GPS 14" - Hyperstar 3
-> CCD: ATIK 16HR
-> Guiding Telescope: SkyWatcher 4"
-> Guiding Camera: Meade DSI 2
-> Guiding Software: PHD Guiding
-> Filter: Astronomik Ha, O3, S2
-> Processing: MaximDl / AstroArt / PhotoShop CS3
-> Exposure: Ha = 5hrs 20min / O3 = 2hrs / S2 = 2hrs 20min
-> Date: 8, 9, 10, 11 Oct 2009
-> Place: Athens Greece
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Old 13-10-2009, 08:47 AM
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Beautiful !
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Excellent!
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Old 13-10-2009, 09:10 PM
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Nice! what nm is your ha filter?
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Old 13-10-2009, 11:32 PM
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Always love looking at the details and the colours of your images.
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Wonderful shot, the Hubble palette really is a nice thing imho.

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Thanks so much to everybody. All my narrowband filters are 13nm. In the future i will go higher in resolution with 4-5nm so the nebulosities will be more thicker then now. In the beginning i didnt really expect that the hubble colors would have something really unique and magical.
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Bravo palikari. Poli orea .
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Old 14-10-2009, 08:10 AM
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Vey nice 3D effect to it. Great colors too. I should be receiving an hyperstar 3 for my C11 soonish now. Have you found any problems using narrow band filters with the hyperstar?
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Spectacular image. I did not know the Hyperstar had evolved so much.

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Lovely shot.
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Eye catching image. Thanks, and all the best for more.
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