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Originally Posted by jase
Took another sneak peek of this image Greg. In viewing your portfolio, I think this is probably the best CDK image you've produced. Sure the others are great, but this certainly stands out. Again, well done.
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Gee thanks Jase. The reducer really makes the difference with the CDK and my local seeing conditions and the pixel size of my cameras.
Having used it for a while now you get to know it and see what works best with it. I also spent a long time on the processing. There were many many versions (20?) before I was happy.
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Originally Posted by glenc
That is an excellent image Greg.
NGC 6589 is the reflection nebulae near the centre, NGC 6590 is the reflection nebula to the left of that and IC 1283-4 is the emission nebula above 6589.
NGC 6590 contains a double star (mag 11.0 +11.1 @ 19.8") and this reflection nebula is an easy visual object.
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Thanks Glen. I imagine those blue reflections nebs contain stars that must be mega powerful to light it up like that.
Greg.
