Carina Nebula version 17

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Been moving house, waiting 8 weeks for the camera to come back from the UK from repair and now the clouds have rolled in. Thought I would reprocess an old fave of mine, can't speak for everyone else though.

Ha = yellow
OIII = Red
SII = Blueish

Odd combination I know...

Full version here
http://www.astrobin.com/186093/

Thanks for looking
DJ Scotty

[pluto (Hugh)]

Wow, that's different!
But I really like it!

[astronobob (Bob)]

Agree, thats some keool colors on this Eta - fine details also

[Somnium (Aidan)]

a really different colouring of an old classic, i like what you have done

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Thanks everyone. Your kind words are appreciated!

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Yeah, looks alright Scotty different but sophisticated

Mike

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

I reckon that mapping SII to blue actually works. There are very interesting shell-like shock fronts between the main nebula and Gabriela Mistral which you show nicely to be strong in SII. Well done.

[Andy01 (Andy)]

Scotty, Kudos to you, the colours are bold and striking in a unique and original take on colour.
Some of the bigger stars are blown out though, along with some of the brighter bits of the nebula.
Maybe a gentle hand on those would make make the image even better still
Well done/

Andy

[multiweb (Marc)]

Really like the palette. Fantastic colors and details. One for the cool wall.

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Thanks again everyone for the kind words...

Andy, yeah, those stars... Really, I was just playing with the colours to see what else works other than RGB/Hubble. One day, when the clouds disappear, and I can see Carina again from my observatory (very limited sky coverage due to how it is setup at the moment) I am going to add more data and reprocess the whole thing from scratch. But, this is the 17th iteration of this, so I am really starting to get sick of the sight of it and just wanted to experiment with colours... One day

Mike, I have lots of words used to describe me, but NEVER sophisticated! Thanks very much!

Mike (not the strong one!) that is one of my favourite areas of the entire nebula. Very keen to image that section through my 10" newt for some high level detail. Going to experiment more with the blue SII mapping.

Marc, really glad you like the palette. So do I and want to use this a bit more!

Once agin, thanks everyone! - BUGGER OFF CLOUDS!

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

That's certainly an unusual palette but I like the image a lot.

Cheers

Steve

[gregbradley]

Gee I like that colour scheme. That's an impressive Eta with lots of detail and a great wide field. A winner. Might be a good one to get printed.

Greg.

[RickS (Rick)]

I like it, Scotty! Very different

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Steve Greg and Rick. Thanks very much for the comments. I think it is a good colour scheme as well (obviously). Going to experiment with it further... soooooooon...

[Rex]

Great job Scotty, what a beautiful colour scheme. I'm loving it.

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Thanks Rex. Greatly appreciated!

[Slawomir (Suavi)]

Very impressive image, well done Scott. It might be interesting to compare Versions 17 and 1

I was getting sick of a rather permanent cloud cover too, so I contacted the guys involved in atmospheric geoengineering and was promised clear skies towards the end of this week

[SpaceNoob (Chris)]

Very unique, I've not seen this target presented like this before. Top image!

[DJScotty (Scott)]

Thanks Chris. I make an effort to try to do things a little differently

Thanks Slawomir. It might be interesting. Can your friends terraform us a whole planet, possibly something out of the star wars universe that has only 1 climate across the entire surface, cloud free and dark!