Horsie in Ha GSO RC10 and Atik11002M

[FranckiM06]

Hello Hagar,
It is really nice image. Also, your process is really good.
I think, I should do again my process about my second project !
Franck

[Hagar (Doug)]

Originally Posted by Bassnut

Yes, thats better than ..... the other one, top guiding etc, and nice to see the rain effect there, tight as.

Thanks Fred. I look forward to combining with some RGB and maybe even a bit more Ha.

Originally Posted by ballaratdragons

Absolutely stunning detail Doug!

There is some fine detail in there that I have never noticed before. Thanks.

Thanks Ken, There is some that I hadn't seen before and neither had anyone else. (A stuff up in processing)

Originally Posted by FranckiM06

Hello Hagar,
It is really nice image. Also, your process is really good.
I think, I should do again my process about my second project !
Franck

Thanks for the kind words Franck

[Jen]

[QUOTE=Hagar;654736]Thanks Darren, Only just awake. Using Jens miracle cure all to keep the eyes open.


QUOTE]
LMAO

Beautiful pic Doug

[wysiwyg (Mark)]

Awesome shot Doug!

Thats what I love about H-Alpha, even the quickies look fantastic.

[danielsun]

Wow Doug, That is stunning!!


Cheers Daniel.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

I'm late in commenting on this one Doug but that is a very impressive image with an almost 3D look to it. A classic example where you don't need colour.

Cheers

Steve

[h0ughy (David)]

what - its B&W !! lovely shot

[RB (Andrew)]

What a beautiful result Doug !
Lovely detail in there, great contrast and nice 'n sharp too.

Excellent.

[Hagar (Doug)]

[QUOTE=Jen;655816]

Originally Posted by Hagar

Thanks Darren, Only just awake. Using Jens miracle cure all to keep the eyes open.


QUOTE]
LMAO

Beautiful pic Doug

Thanks Jen.

Originally Posted by wysiwyg

Awesome shot Doug!

Thats what I love about H-Alpha, even the quickies look fantastic.

Thanks Mark, Yes I am really starting to enjoy the Ha line images.

Originally Posted by danielsun

Wow Doug, That is stunning!!


Cheers Daniel.

Thanks Daniel

Originally Posted by Stevec35

I'm late in commenting on this one Doug but that is a very impressive image with an almost 3D look to it. A classic example where you don't need colour.

Cheers

Steve

Thanks Steve. Sometimes I think the straight mono Ha gives some fine results lost with RGB and even some of the RGB blends.

Originally Posted by h0ughy

what - its B&W !! lovely shot

Thanks David.

Originally Posted by RB

What a beautiful result Doug !
Lovely detail in there, great contrast and nice 'n sharp too.

Excellent.

Thanks RB. For once I managed to stop before sharpening it to razor blade level.

[atalas]

Doug,excellent!wonderful detail and contrast....congrats on the nice choice of camera too.

[Hagar (Doug)]

Originally Posted by atalas

Doug,excellent!wonderful detail and contrast....congrats on the nice choice of camera too.

Thanks Louie. The camera is a definite winner, just not sure how it will go in the hot summer nights although it does have water cooling which I am yet to try.

[Octane (Humayun)]

I've come back for a third, fourth, fifth helping.

Doug, this is amazing.

I think you'd be best to print this one, frame it, and hang on the wall!

H

[Hagar (Doug)]

Thanks again H, I am hopeful thatI can add some more Ha and maybe even some OIII and SII and maybe even some RGB and see how it turns out. All up I am quite happy with this as an end result if the weather gods keep against me.
It's only clear when I am on night shift. (7pm to 7 am.)

[Peter Ward]

Yep, deserving of the "cool" wall.

[jase (Jason)]

Now this is special Doug. Very impressed with the resolution and details you've obtained. Perhaps more the point is the processing and the ability to extract what you wish to convey. Well done.

[Hagar (Doug)]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Yep, deserving of the "cool" wall.

Originally Posted by jase

Now this is special Doug. Very impressed with the resolution and details you've obtained. Perhaps more the point is the processing and the ability to extract what you wish to convey. Well done.

Thanks Guy's Comments like these make me feel like I am finally getting somewhere near where I want to be with my imaging. Now all I have to do is achieve the same sort of levels with some RGB images if ever the weather allows me the chance.