Final Sid on Thors

[mexhunter (César)]

Hi Paul:
Of the best ones than I have seen. Excellent, congratulations.
Many greetings
cesar

[EddieT (Eddie)]

Very nice Paul.
It's notoriously difficult object to image well, and you have.

I love the detail in the central lobe and fine tendril structure.

Well done....

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

That is just lovely Paul.
Yes, time to move on so we can enjoy your next offering.
Though if you feel like adding a few more hours to this image, I'm sure we'd love to see it.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks all for the comments and thoughts.

I am now looking forward to my next project which will I hope be nearly as much time but certainly far better to image.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Thanks all for the comments and thoughts.

I am now looking forward to my next project which will I hope be nearly as much time but certainly far better to image.

Man as much as I hate to say it...we need some serious apperture mate ...this need for mega multi night exposure to get a good rich smooth image is bluddy crappola

12" F3.8 = perfect (still affordable - well kind-a ) imaging scope... and preferably an APO too ie no diffraction spikes

Mike

[Paul Haese]

I would settle for f6, that would give me some focal length to work with too. Every thing is a compromise.

[spearo (Frank)]

simply inspirational.
congrats
frank

[TheDecepticon]

Hi Paul. Certainly has turned out very nice, for sure. The bubble looks very nice and clear. Great star colors, too!

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys for the nice comments. Now what am I going to image now. Hmmmm.