I managed to capture a couple of hours of OIII to add to the 2 hrs of Ha I had already captured.
I combined it using a synthesised Green channel of 60% OIII.
I need to capture some RGB for the stars but again the cloud has blown in so it might have to wait a while.
This combination is (Ha Ha OIII 60% OIII 100%) as LRGB.
There certainly is a lot more to this region than meets the eye...or the telescope for that matter. Great job on showing the areas outside what most of us focus on Doug.
Actually, Doug, I like what NB does for stars. RGB tends to make them too bloated and colourful when they really should look like what you have there..."salt n pepper" like with a just a few of the really bright ones showing a bit of colour. Remember, the light you see from any star is mostly white, no matter what spectral class they are.
A very vivid image, I like it. Your best work so far. One of a stream of many to come with this wonderful new setup you have. Your work has taken a big step upwards.
One suggestion, if I may? Just a touch little sharpening in the dark nebulae within M8 and M20? Just a touch of softening might help to even out the otherwise magnificent composition.
Oh my. That's really whetting our appetites for the remainder and final to come. Looking sensational. As commented before, awesome framing/composition on this one.
We agree with other comments that it's a little oversaturated the red maybe needs desaturation by about 10. But this is just a suggestion not a big issue.
Once again superb image and can't wait for your next subject.
We're very envious of your super duper camera
PS - Just checked out the full res amaaaaaaaaaaazing detail