My best eta carina neb yet

[tornado33]

Heres the sharpest eta carina neb image Ive done with the 10 inch
3x10 mins ISO400, Hutech LPS filter, modded 350D, 10 inch f5.6 hand guided witg q guider cam
Bigger version here
Scott

[iceman (Mike)]

Wow just beautiful, Scott. Very sharp and detailed.

Nice way to take advantage of the great seeing around here last night.

[leon]

Well Scott, all I can say that is a great image, and as Mike has mentioned full of detail and great colour, very pleasing to the eye, keep them coming

Leon

[tornado33]

Thanks all. Yep, though transparency wasnt great, the seeing was.

[RB (Andrew)]

Oh wow Scott that's a great shot.
Some amazing tonal grades in there !

Excellent work.

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

excellent shot of ETA scott. I don't think it is your best shot though. I have seen much better ETA"s from you

[Lester]

Excellent image Scott.

Like the colour too.

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Nice resolution Scott. I think I prefer a more salmon pink and purple/red nebulosity to your more orange red though but nice work on a perenial favourite none the less dude

Mike

[tornado33]

Thanks everyone
I should do a full hour on it and see what I get
This is the furst time ive used a more "gentle" filter, the LPS is only meant to block light pollution bands and let everything else through. It leaves emission nebulae less "monochromatic" then the more severe UHCS filter does.

To the monochrome CCD users, I wonder how you'd go using a LPS type filter for your Luminance shots particularily if shooting from light polluted areas?
Scott