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Thanks, Simmo. Some how it just worked! 😁 Thanks Olly. 😀 The three full size ones are orientated as my view facing east according to Starry Night 7, using naked eye. The close up is orientated so the pillars are "upright" for the viewer, so yes, flipped. 👍

Howdy, This is one of those images that kinda fell together and seemed to turn out quite well despite the conditions and lack of data in one channel. I have done a couple of different versions of SHO and a RGB style HOO. I also did a close up crop out of interest. Green style SHO https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/172991361 Blue and Yellow style SHO https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/173302578 RGB style HOO https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/173302577 SHO Crop https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/173302579 I hope you enjoy the view, thanks for looking Cheers and clears!

Fantastic stuff!

That is awesome. Lovely processing, beautiful colour saturation, a great image.

Thanks, Tommohawk, nice of you to take a look. 😀 Thanks to everyone that dropped in for a look and for the likes. 👍

Hello. While waiting for the weather to clear up, I grabbed some Lum data to go with some colour data I had laying around. This is always such a beautiful object. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/172753984 I hope you enjoy the view. Cheers and clears!

Hello all, I have been chipping away at this for a while and although it is 10 hours, it could still do with more data. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/172539316 Details with image and you can use the size buttons at the bottom. Cheers and clears!

Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 👍

Hi Everyone, Thanks for the comments and likes, I'm happy you enjoyed the images. Yes, the HOO is far more eye catching, I do agree. Stay safe. 👍

Howdy, I hope you are all well. Here are two different image compositions of the Tarantula Nebula, one is SHO and the other is HOO. HOO https://pbase.com/gr...image/172192332 SHO https://pbase.com/gr...image/172192331 Details are with the images I hope you enjoy the view. Cheers and clears

LOL! Can't argue with that! 😄

Thank you Stephen. I like to leave some of the green in my SHO images. 👍 Wow, thanks Hive, a very interesting image. And I guess that image was taken at the cutting edge for that time as well. LOL! Not that my gear is cutting edge! 😁

Thanks Rolf, I'm happy you enjoyed the view. 😀

Howdy, I have finally been able to sit down and complete the traditional SHO version of the M17 data set that I have collected. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/171962359 You can use the size buttons at the bottom of the image for different views and details are with the image. Thanks for looking. Cheers and clears.

Howdy, Well, through the wet weather, I've finally managed enough data to stop reprocessing and actually create a new image. Please find attached my version of the Wolf Nebula, SL17, which is a HOO with RGB stars attempt. Please forgive the ugly halos, I think I know what it is although I lack the sky time to get up to the obs and mess around. https://pbase.com/image/171930855 Details with image and you can use the size buttons at the bottom for a bigger or smaller sizing. Cheers and clears!

Thanks for all the comments and the likes. I'm glad you enjoyed the view. 😀

Thanks Adrian, nice of you to say! 😀 Also thanks to tooth_dr for the like as well. 👍

Hello, Here is my rendition of NGC300. Details are with the image, I hope you like something about the image. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/171157910 Cheers and clears.

Hi. Can we have a bit more of a close up?

Thanks for all the likes, people. Glad you liked it. 👍

Hello, Another image from Lockleys Observatory B, this time the Lagoon Nebula. Details with image and you can use the size buttons on the bottom for a larger size. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170914376 I hope you enjoy viewing the image.

Thanks guys, still looking for the lady! Maybe I'm looking too hard, I do not see her! 🤔 Thanks for all the likes from others as well! 👍

Howdy, Here is my take on NGC6164 in a HOO blended image. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170865934 Details with image and you can use the size buttons at the bottom for a bigger view. Thanks for looking,

Thanks Mark, less is more will be in my mind for all my processing now. Cheers!

Well, my three dragon race has been run and I'm knackered with an LRGB, HOO and SHO each (We won't mention a rather poor attempt at HaLRGB for the quadfecta). For your viewing pleasure, here is my interpretation of the Hubble palette of NGC6188 and friends. I have tried very hard with this one to go "less is more", similar to my HOO version but with even less. No artificial sharpening, minor noise reduction and careful stretching, some colour manipulation to remove some of the green and the addition of RGB stars. I have left it a bit tame in the colour palette as I felt I was murdering good data trying to get it to be teal and gold all over. It appears to respond to the subtle colour change better and reveals a lot of structure in the nebulousness over most of the image. Doing these three images has helped change the way my processing is being done, with some core strategies for linear data now firmly entrenched in my mind, seemingly giving rise to much better data when stretched. Of course, it must be good data to start with(well,as good as I can get it). I hope you take a look and find the viewing enjoyable. https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170749933 As always, details with images. Cheers and clears! PS: HOO version is here https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170749170 LRGB is here https://pbase.com/grahammeyer/image/170726498