LBN782 in Taurus: dust, nebulae, galaxies and a brown dwarf

[SpaceNoob (Chris)]

This image is pretty amazing to look at. You've presented very natural looking nebulous structures, I like it a lot. Colours are very cool too.

I see those micro lens effects but they look good here, I've learned to appreciate them, at least at shorter focal lengths. At 2.5m they can be a nightmare, for me at least.

[RickS (Rick)]

Originally Posted by Leonardo70

Wonderful area Rick and great rendition.

All the best,
Leo

Thanks, Leo!

Originally Posted by SpaceNoob

This image is pretty amazing to look at. You've presented very natural looking nebulous structures, I like it a lot. Colours are very cool too.

I see those micro lens effects but they look good here, I've learned to appreciate them, at least at shorter focal lengths. At 2.5m they can be a nightmare, for me at least.

Thanks, Chris. I wonder if I could script a micro lens repairer for PixInsight It might even be possible to do it with deconvolution with a carefully generated PSF. I will have a play on my next 8300 captured image...

[Ross G]

A great looking photo Rick.

Beautiful colours and detail.

Love the dust!

Ross.

[RickS (Rick)]

Thanks, Ross!

[marco (Marco Lorenzi)]

Nice image Rick of an unusual yet amazing object, there is a lot going on there! It must be very faint, I can see you had to stretch a lot to take out all that dust despite the very long exposure..
Clear skies
Marco

[RickS (Rick)]

Thanks, Marco. Yes, it's a very dim target. The smaller pixels of the KAF-8300 don't help either.

Cheers,
Rick.