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Old 18-07-2011, 04:10 PM
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Went for the Lagoon nebula again last night but used the 1.6 extender on the FSQ-106 to get a bit closer. Not sure if it is overcooked but this one isn't easy . 7x10min subs using a SXVF-25mc.....cheers for looking
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Old 18-07-2011, 04:33 PM
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Looks OK Beren, maybe a bit overcooked but it does look OK to me. No point having a red nebula if it aint red.

Gotta love the FSQ.
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Old 18-07-2011, 04:38 PM
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Hi Stuart

I love the 3D look of this image – the curtains of nebulosity really give a strong impression of depth. Nice job!

What is the wispy nebulosity surrounding the bright star towards the left edge of the frame, approx ½ way up?

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Old 18-07-2011, 09:18 PM
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Hi Beren,

A great photo.

So sharp and so much detail.

I love the colour.


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Old 18-07-2011, 09:32 PM
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Dennis - Im not sure but I'll have a crack at it as IC4678 (and I looked it up - I had no idea)

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Old 19-07-2011, 09:24 AM
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Lovely result Beren. Rich saturation has brought this image alive. More please.
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Old 19-07-2011, 10:30 AM
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Looking good, Stuart .

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Old 19-07-2011, 02:56 PM
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I like it Beren. Colour is perhaps a bit strong but then personally I quite like strong colours. Its not really a nailed down this is right and this is wrong issue. CSI Miami colours kind of look cool but then there will be part of your audience that won't like it. There's kind of a band of agreement on things like this where there's a certain amount of tolerance and as long as you are in the band you will find the bulk like it.
Too far away from that band and it becomes garish.

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Old 19-07-2011, 07:24 PM
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Looks OK Beren, maybe a bit overcooked but it does look OK to me. No point having a red nebula if it aint red.

Gotta love the FSQ.
Thanks Doug, not happy with the brighter stars think i have blown them out {}

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Hi Stuart

I love the 3D look of this image – the curtains of nebulosity really give a strong impression of depth. Nice job!

What is the wispy nebulosity surrounding the bright star towards the left edge of the frame, approx ½ way up?

Cheers

Dennis
Thanks Dennis.....I think Marks right with the ID of the neb


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Lovely result Beren. Rich saturation has brought this image alive. More please.
Thanks Jase

[QUOTELooking good, Stuart][/QUOTE]


Cheers John

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I like it Beren. Colour is perhaps a bit strong but then personally I quite like strong colours. Its not really a nailed down this is right and this is wrong issue. CSI Miami colours kind of look cool but then there will be part of your audience that won't like it. There's kind of a band of agreement on things like this where there's a certain amount of tolerance and as long as you are in the band you will find the bulk like it.
Too far away from that band and it becomes garish.

Greg.
Thanks Greg, yes wasn't sure with the colour but looking over the web for M8 images there seems to be quite a wide range of interpretations so I thought I might as well push it a bit.....cheers mate for the advice.
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Old 19-07-2011, 07:51 PM
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Dennis - Im not sure but I'll have a crack at it as IC4678 (and I looked it up - I had no idea)

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" Thanks Dennis.....I think Marks right with the ID of the neb"


Thanks for the ID Mark, and Stuart for the confirmation.

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Old 19-07-2011, 10:55 PM
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I like the nebulosity depth and saturation but think the stars in the field need to be worked on a little. These are currently a little too pink in my estimation. Nice work generally though.
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Cool shot. A stealthy M8. One to unsuspectedly run by Mike.
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Old 20-07-2011, 04:46 PM
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Nice work Stu.
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Old 20-07-2011, 08:31 PM
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Very saturated image Beren for a OSC sensor, quite good!
I find the stars in the field a bit fancy however, did u use a stars reduction algorithm perhaps?

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Old 20-07-2011, 09:34 PM
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I like the nebulosity depth and saturation but think the stars in the field need to be worked on a little. These are currently a little too pink in my estimation. Nice work generally though.
Thanks Paul

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Nice work Stu
Cheers Louie, your Tutorials on your site very helpful mate.

[QUOTECool shot. A stealthy M8. One to unsuspectedly run by Mike.][/QUOTE]

Cheers Marc


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Very saturated image Beren for a OSC sensor, quite good!
I find the stars in the field a bit fancy however, did u use a stars reduction algorithm perhaps?

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Thanks Marco, yes I did use some form of star reduction using one of the many PS plugins, will definitely look at a reprocess with fresh eyes
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