Coona Corona........improved "glob" version - Page 3

Ross G · #41 16-07-2013, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by astronobob

Very nice result Ross, very clean and crisp, agree the glob as well tho enough said mate, I realy digthem pin point stars tho, Im guessing the product of the QHY ? Niice, looking at one of those down the track maybe

great colours through out the neb and all too, great work ,

Great comments Bob. You're very kind.

The QHY8L is an excellent CCD and not too expensive. However, the details and pinpoint stars are probably due to the Televue refractor. I have been pleasantly surprised at the amount of difference between it and my old WO 110mm doublet.

Thank you.

Ross G · #42 16-07-2013, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by IanP

Ross,

Colours in astro-imagining are 100% subjective; there is no “right” version.
Who is the authority here? For me - it's my granddaughter

Go for aesthetics: if you like it – it is right. If I like it too, that’s even better … and I DO like it …

Thank you Ian. Your comments are supportive and encouraging. I don't have the best colour vision....maybe I can send my astrophotos to you for your granddaughter to evaluate!

Ross G · #43 16-07-2013, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Elio

It's a delight image, well done!

good luck for next wide-field...

Thank you Elio.

Hopefully the widefield will be next new moon.

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Originally Posted by dugnsuz

First time I've been around these here parts for some time and I find this beauty!

Fantastic image Ross.

Hi Doug, welcome back.

Glad you like the photo.

Are you imaging?

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Originally Posted by jase

Fantastic image Ross. I like the composition with the globular cluster to the upper left. Provides a relaxed eye. Strong colours on display too. Well done.

Kind and encouraging comments Jase.

Glad you like the photo, especially the colours.

Thank you.