peter shah
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beautiful rich field Tim
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I havent done much over the past months .....but I did do some visual over these clear spells the views of M51 were just spectacular.
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Wow what a lovely set of images.....beautiful detail
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Thats superb, such a difficult one to do...
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Lovely scale and detail...nice work
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NGC 4244 in Canes Venatici - last one for the season
peter shah replied to gorann's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
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Great job and you have manage to capture those lovely pink HII regions
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Calling it a day on this for this season (Tulip Nebula )
peter shah replied to simmo39's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
super shot.... I really like the FOV -
Shell or no shell its a super rendition...great job
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Thought it might be worth posting the full frame... I quite like it with its extending shell, although it looks a little lost in the frame Thank you Dave
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Not a massive fan of artificial spikes....but the detail and image scale is wonderful
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another beautiful image Goran...super colour to it
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A great shot with lovely colour and scale to it
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super image scale with lovely detail
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Superb image very deep.
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Thats a super rendition.....love that deep area full of faint fluff,
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super scale....fabulous star colour...nice!
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That is just stunning
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super set of images
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Thank you....The O3 was quite strong...you can just see it extending past the outer Halpha
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Thank you... it was a pig to get a smooth transition from the super bright core to faint outer shell ...Processed it in Photoshop cs3
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Its a great little scope the WO132
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Thank you James....
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Its been a while since I've posted... so I thought it was about time. M27 The Dumbbell Nebula showing its outer shell. Imaged with the William Optics 132 and an FLI ML-8300 in Ha, O3 and RGB and cropped in nice and close. Exposure times were 6hours of Ha, 6hours of O3 and 1 hour each In RGB total of 15hours. Thanks for looking
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