there is alot more to do to it than just pulling back on the red channel, because its now looking like its purple. What screen are you processing on because it makes a MASSIVE difference to your end product. Im working on a Dell 19" Ultrasharp DVI thats been colour calibrated with a professional calibration tool called Spyder 3 Pro.
Agree with brendan - brilliant data there, you've got really nice smooth nebulosity and lots of it. And it's not burnt out in the core But it is very red. I've played a little but not happy with my results so won't bother posting them.
Is your 350D modified? I can't remember sorry.
You've done better than I have with my 350D (un-modified) and 2070. That object's a no-go zone for me with the 350D, nothing good comes of photographing it!
all that does is just gives you a little bit of a head start when you do start processing
I use a 40d that has no baadar filter installed, aka its fully open i do use the astronomik 2" screw in filter so essentially our cameras are about the same.
using the histograms in PS will help you neutralize the rest.
well taking images without colour is a bit boaring but we are all intitled to our opinion, generally you would get a mono camera and take the images that way or in the case of a OSC use a program to compress the image to a gray scale.
Trevor - if your images appear different on different forums, I would assume then that your monitor is automatically adjusting colour and or contrast on the fly based on what it is displaying. If this is the case, then you're going to have a VERY hard time producing an image that is pleasing to both you, and the rest of the population... My TV/Monitor used to do this until I found out how to turn it off... Since then I've had much more luck...
As has been said, I love the detail, the data itself looks very nice indeed... You just need to get your monitor under control...
Actually I find your original post by far the best Trevor. Color balance is a real personal choice.
Maybe in my eye`s a little red?
Have a look on the net at some of the best and go from there.
cheers Gary
Regardless of monitor calibration and personal ideas of what looks best you have made a good effort here Trevor and you've come a long way with your imaging since your earlier postings. Keep it up mate !
Hope you don`t mind but just had a quick play.
Adjusted levels black point/middle slider and some selected color balance. Noticed some black clipping there as well. Didn`t take much before I was happy with the colors. Your data looks very good even with only a jpg image.
Thanks all for your responses colour is very subjective I've had such a gambit of responses regarding the colour it's really hard to know what will be pleasing too all.
Although getting something to balance my monitor so the colours appear more natural and consistant will be my next major purchase in the new year
But it is very red. I've played a little but not happy with my results so won't bother posting them. 
