Bert....I appreciate the combined versions...they look very good. In fact, I did actually produce an RGB version of this from the NB data....but I thought that the latter looked more striking, so I didnt keep the RGB.
The combination of both mine and Rob's is quite intriguing!
I only had eight bit low resolution images to play with Martin but it at least it confirmed my ideas about my future imaging protocols. I hope it gave you an idea or two.
Hello all...and thanks for those who have commented.
as I said yesterday, when I put this image together I also mapped the NB data in a different pallette....this time OIII, SII and HA.
For a while, I didnt know which version I liked the most...but I think I favour this one because it reminds me of the Witch Head, a nebula I find particularly striking.
I will update my website a little later, but for those who were enquiring about the equipment used here, it was:
12.5" RCOS at f9.1
SBIG STL11K, with AO-L
Paramount ME
Astrodon NB filters
seems with narrow band you can do anything you want and it doesn't matter and can still look good - bit like playing or singing Jazz really 
) and looks more like wild space art than astrophotography.
