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10 hours ago, neil phillips said:
No for sure been doing saturated colour work myself recently
Just had a look at some of your images, real stunners there with the 12" newt, love them
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9 hours ago, neil phillips said:
A blast of colour quite cool actually.
Cheers, I know it's not everyone's thing but makes a change when you've done it in mono many times
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I found that my 533 always has a green bias and do the same as Magnum which pretty much neutralizes the colours with a tweak in photoshop
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I prefer A with the stars less prominent
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lovely image, 2nd one for me
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3 hours ago, ultranova said:
Amazing for 90 minutes,
Nicely processed , a nice 3d feel to it
well done
Paul
the little scope and camera have done very well for the exposure time, another 90 minutes would have been better, i'll try again if it clears this week
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thanks, just the wrong end of the season to get much more time on it and our weather doesn't help
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22 hours ago, Richie092 said:
Love this. Is it cropped at all? Did you use an IR/UV filter at all?
Yes it is quite a good crop and I used an Optolong L- enhance filter on loan from a friend
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lovely details and background
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3 hours ago, theropod said:
There should be a “blown off at the knees” emoji!
🙏 😄 🤣
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1 hour ago, Sunshine said:
Wow that is some amazing detail in that image, I have to ask about the light streaks bottom right of the horse head, are they natural?
I suspect internal reflections, I'll have to check. I use the focuser and reducer on other scopes with no issue's. Could be something shiny in there.
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Close up of the Horsehead Nebula, tricky being a dark object against, well more dark space. I originally took 12 exposures and just wasn't enough so added more back in 2016. processed today. The swirly rings are from some reflections, The old coatings are degrading on the scope which doesn't help but not too distracting. Taken In HA though an old Meade LX6 8" f6.3 sct reduced to f5. 31x600 second exposures Arik One-1 Baader 7nm HA. #atikcameras #meade
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maybe I'll stick with what I've got, I had seen the Baader 3.5nm but wasn't sure myself
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1 hour ago, peter shah said:
Super image, I particularly like your framing and how well you have controlled Alnitak.
Thanks Peter, The Baader filter has done a good job. I have been wondering about the 3nm Antlia but I'm quite happy with this so far.
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OOh these are nice, just trying to see if I'd benefit changing my HA 7nm Baader for one of these. Thanks for doing the comparison
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9 hours ago, Magnum said:
Nice image Dave, and great find when the weather is bad
Lee
thanks Lee, quite happy with the filter and yes a good find when you can't do any imaging
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18 hours ago, wxsatuser said:
Hi, not used Baader filters so hard to say but the Astrodon 5nm works very well at f/2.
There is some vignetting but I could live with that, at least I could image after the LP
got really bad here.Thanks for looking at mine, not done any for a while, got back into an old hobby that
takes most of my time now.
ok cheers. I'm quite happy with the Baader, but you always wonder what the improvement would be. I have another hobby which has to share the time and Money too. Pretty easy at the moment with the rather rubbish weather we've been having
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6 hours ago, wxsatuser said:
Nice image.
It is a huge region with lots going on.
Thanks Mike. I've just looked at your link, great set of widefield images. How do you find the 5nm Astrodon compared to the Baaders
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My collimation is smidgen off but not sure how to adjust it. Saturn's rings were a nice sight