Wide field M16 in 3nm Ha

[gregbradley]

[...which leads me to believe that Fred, in fact, is an android life form of some sorts... [/QUOTE]

Yes that's confirmed!

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by irwjager

Back in fine form Fred - narrow band, narrow field, nary a star in sight.
I applied some of my weird Franken-Decon, lifting a little bit of the fuzz. Your license is waiting...

Wow! That repro brought up a lot more details.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Hey Fred, I can't open this...?

Can you post a picture here so I can see it..? Ivos looks cool

MIke

Ok I can see it at work (something wrong with my computer at home..??) that's certainly a wide field you have hammered there

The Eagle's Head in Ha always looks good.

You've done this area a few times now, can you get in any closer

Mike

[Bassnut (Fred)]

Gee thanks Guys. Ill have to abuse you more often Rob if it gets that kind of response .

Ivos repro is pretty cool, I couldnt do that in PS .Its just a tad over done perhaps, but its got me hooked. I won a copy of Star tools as a door prize at the AAIC, so ill be keen to give that a run on a few images now. I recon itll be very usefull on fuzzy narrowfield.

Mike, the 3 fingers are way overdone now, ive got huge random data of some other bits of M16 collected over the years, so ill have a go at them.

[RobF (Rob)]

No thanks - but credit were credit due, and this is very Hubble-esque
(besides - what do I know about imaging in a C8, ... or a refractor, .... or an RC, .....or...... )

[gregbradley]

I had another look at that image. That is insanely good Fred. Never seen it with more detail.

You gotta do a mega hour O111 and S11 to complement that and the same processing routine. It'd be a world class image.

Greg.