On the Band Wagon

[TheDecepticon]

Hello!

I have been reticent to post this one as it is not my best work(LOL, not that it is great anyway), however, I could not resist after seeing all the other Rosette shots.

I am happy enough with it considering the conditions, however, I still managed to muck up the star layer. I just haven't had the time to go back and redo it.

Any way, 3.7 hours, Megerz 110, EQ6, QHY9 mono, LRGB of 90, 45, 45, 45.

http://tinyurl.com/4ebsv3l

Thanks for looking!

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Looks great to me.

How have you mucked up the star layer?

The fine detail in the nebula is very nice

[DavidTrap (David)]

Looks pretty impressive to me.

DT

[multiweb (Marc)]

Pretty neat - great colors and details.

[h0ughy (David)]

at least your field of view almost got the whole object! probably longer would have helped - slight signal noise but i like it! if we all put them together we would have a lovely bunch of roses.......

[TheDecepticon]

Originally Posted by ballaratdragons

Looks great to me.

How have you mucked up the star layer?

The fine detail in the nebula is very nice

Thank you, Ken. I burnt out a few of the stars and blurred them a bit too much so they are not as definite in shape as I would like them.

Originally Posted by DavidTrap

Looks pretty impressive to me.

DT

Thank you David, you are too kind!

Originally Posted by multiweb

Pretty neat - great colors and details.

Hi Marc, thanks! Colour came easy this time as I changed the way I gathered my RGB.

Originally Posted by h0ughy

at least your field of view almost got the whole object! probably longer would have helped - slight signal noise but i like it! if we all put them together we would have a lovely bunch of roses.......

Hello Houghy. I totally agree about the field of view and the noise etc. Would be a nice bunch of roses, too.

[gregbradley]

I did not have any attention on the stars. Generally, I feel stars look best with their natural slightly soft blurry edge. A hard edge to a star looks unnatural as optics don't present them that way.

Its quite a pleasing image.

Greg.

[TheDecepticon]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

I did not have any attention on the stars. Generally, I feel stars look best with their natural slightly soft blurry edge. A hard edge to a star looks unnatural as optics don't present them that way.

Its quite a pleasing image.

Greg.

That is a different way of looking at it. Thank you, Mr Bradley!