Ngc3293 - rgb

[DJT (David)]

I recently posted this open cluster in Carina as a HaRGB image and somehow contrived to lose the blue stars.

In hindsight, and as commented by Mike, the cluster should be the focus so I have redone this in straight RGB, recovering the blue in the process and am pleased with the outcome
NGC 3293 in RGB
Thanks for looking

[RickS (Rick)]

A nice improvement, David.

[LightningNZ (Cam)]

Very pretty. Clusters definitely deserve more love.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Now, that's what I'm talk'in bout!

A lovely image of this cluster Dave, with glowing stars, nice work

I didn't get around to imaging this myself, but I think I won't bother now, yours will do me

Mike

[Paul Haese]

Nice Dave. Smooth background and good colours. I still think you can integrate the Ha data with some lum for that extra punch, but I like this all the same.

[DJT (David)]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice Dave. Smooth background and good colours. I still think you can integrate the Ha data with some lum for that extra punch, but I like this all the same.

Cheers Paul. Losing the Ha is a bit of a kop-out but am OK where this is at. Just pleased I found out where I left the blue after the last attempt to blend into the red. Theres no L with this data set but I suppose its a case of extracting out of L.a.b, combining the Ha and putting the channels back? Might be a wet afternoon effort.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Now, that's what I'm talk'in bout!

A lovely image of this cluster Dave, with glowing stars, nice work

I didn't get around to imaging this myself, but I think I won't bother now, yours will do me

Mike

Shucks, thanks but I reckon you might have nailed this one.

Originally Posted by LightningNZ

Very pretty. Clusters definitely deserve more love.

Originally Posted by RickS

A nice improvement, David.

cheers gents. Thanks for the comments

[Ross G]

A beautiful photo David.

I love the colours and composition.

Ross.