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Thank you Dunc.

Thanks. That would be a great project 👍 Thank you. I don't know what the blue is but I don't think it's Oiii.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Hi all, These data were captured over 6 nights, beginning on the 09/12/23 and finished on the 14/01/24. 18.4 hours in 120 second subs at gain 100, using my Asi2600mc. 3 panel mosaic, shot through my Takahashi Epsilon 160ed and mounted on an AzEq6. Capture software was SGpro, stacked in Astro Pixel Processor, processed in PS,APP,PI. Topaz denoise. Hope you like it, Richard.

Very nice, that Seahorse looks 3d.

Love this, great detail in the Pacman and the dust is the icing.

I really like this especially the little dusty bits and you've controlled Gamma Cas very well.

That's very nice indeed.

Nice, very sharp detail.

Is it not the Squid data you sent me for the image below?

Thanks Adrian, it's a target that needs lots of data to stretch hard.

I believe I recognise that Squid data!

Thanks Adrian. The stack was a little grey in the dust but a boost in saturation and a slight increase in the cyan part of the reds really brought out that reddish brown.

Hi all, unfortunately very little imaging for me over the past year and a half, so i'm delighted to be back at it. These data were captured over 5 nights, beginning on the 15/12/22 and finished on the 4/12/23. 17 hours in 180 second subs at gain 100, using my Asi2600mc. Shot through my Takahashi Epsilon 160ed and mounted on an AzEq6. Capture software was SGpro, stacked in Astro Pixel Processor, processed in PS,APP,PI.Topaz denoise. This is one of my favorite regions of the night sky, I've imaged it many times and hopefully I've done it justice. NGC 1333 is a reflection nebula located 1,000 lightyears away in the constellation Perseus. The nebula lies on the edge of a large star-forming region and contains hundreds of stars that are as young as less than one million years old. Regards, Richard.

My first image for a while. Part of the North America Nebula in Cygnus. This is 3.6 hours in 120 second sub exposures. Imaged through an Epsilon 160 with an Asi2600mc. Data were captured using Sgpro and processed using Astro Pixel Processor, Photoshop and Pixinsight.