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Originally Posted by marco
Another excellent results Mike! I have to say that at the beginning I was not sure about the color combination RGB on the field + only narrow band on the object, but I have to say that this image has grown on me and I do really like now the "fresh" perspective it gives on the area.
I didn't know this object and have to say it is extremely interesting..
Lovely image indeed..
Cheers
Marco
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Well, Marco I am not surprised...given time and exposure taste buds can change. When I met my wife nearly 30 years ago, she used to
loath Parmesan cheese, hated it...well, after spending some time with a person of Italian heritage who
loved pasta, that loathing turned to "hmmm I'll give it a go..." and then soon changed completely so that within the first year of knowing each other she was putting Parmesan cheese on her pasta (and Zuppa) with a bloody shovel!
....and still does to this day
Mike
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Processing the two data sets to have the glob and the star field appear RGB while the PN remained in the more dynamic narrowband palette was indeed a challenge and it was not a simple cut and paste. I probably should have collected a bit more RGB and perhaps some Lum too but meah, she'll do, the point I wanted to make was made 
