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Old 02-02-2010, 05:20 PM
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Well done Marcus!!
This is certainly a wall hanger.
The faint wisps and detail within are lovely to gaze into on your original size image.
Huge detailed fOV...

Really looking forward to see what else this setup can do.

Rich
Thanks Rich. I hang every one of my images on the wall - starting to run out of wall space though ... not!

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I like this one the best of the recent M42s. You got a nice natural look going there with lots of detail as well.

The TOA really gets a lot of detail doesn't it?

Greg.
Thanks a lot Greg! Striking that balance between the "natural" look and revealing detail and dynamic range took me quite a while. It was actually quite a tough image to process given the very bright, very dim, dust, reflection and emission nebs all in the one frame. There's a lot going on in this image!
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Old 02-02-2010, 07:57 PM
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Ah yes, been waiting for this one Marcus

Looks great, the field is a nice size to help show some more of the outer dusty nebula, it's a fantastic area to image, isn't it?

A great job and I'm glad my image was of assistance too

I wish I could shorten and speed up my AP properly, particularly for when the 16803 arrives .

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Old 02-02-2010, 10:53 PM
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Ah yes, been waiting for this one Marcus

Looks great, the field is a nice size to help show some more of the outer dusty nebula, it's a fantastic area to image, isn't it?

A great job and I'm glad my image was of assistance too

I wish I could shorten and speed up my AP properly, particularly for when the 16803 arrives .

Mike
Thanks Mike. The Tak super reducer is a nice chunk of glass. A 16803 would sit nicely at the back end of my setup, but that's not likely to happen any time soon . I can't complain though, being able to choose between 3 FLs is quite useful!

Yep, Orion and Tarantula were my favorite places when I was a youngster. And who would have thought 40 years ago that we could take pics like these with a backyard setup! It's no exaggeration for me to say that imaging this one object fulfills a lifelong dream!

Cheers, Marcus
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Old 03-02-2010, 04:52 AM
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That's brilliant Marcus. Sometimes you just never tire of seeing images of that part of the sky - especially when it looks this good!
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Great image well done
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Old 03-02-2010, 09:40 AM
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I find M42 to be a really tough object to do justice to..and have yet to grab a half decent image of it.

With its massive dynamic range and colour variation no wonder it's an object so often imaged (and so often botched up)

In you case...justice has been done, and then some Well done.
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Old 03-02-2010, 11:45 AM
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Can't add any more to what's been said, fantastic result
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I would have to agree with Greg's comments.

very well done indeed Marcus, its a great image.

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Old 03-02-2010, 12:18 PM
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Very very nice and nice toys too !!!
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That's brilliant Marcus. Sometimes you just never tire of seeing images of that part of the sky - especially when it looks this good!
Thanks Mike - appreciate that!

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Great image well done
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Cheers Frank

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I find M42 to be a really tough object to do justice to..and have yet to grab a half decent image of it.

With its massive dynamic range and colour variation no wonder it's an object so often imaged (and so often botched up)

In you case...justice has been done, and then some Well done.
Thanks a lot Peter. I'm very glad you think I've done it justice - I can tell you it took quite a bit of processing to get the balance right.

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Can't add any more to what's been said, fantastic result
Cheers Adam!

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I would have to agree with Greg's comments.

very well done indeed Marcus, its a great image.

cheers
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Hey thanks a lot Martin - high praise indeed. Much appreciated.

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Very very nice and nice toys too !!!
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Wow, that is super! How do you get such great colours, the blues and purples?
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