peter shah

Beautiful and deep....nice job

nicely resolved

Its a great feeling to get an image under your belt

nice shot especially for the short amount of time you had

superb capture, lovely framing and the comet is the cherry on top

beautiful shot... lovely of detail

Ooo that's a bit nice...great work

lovely and crisp...nice detail...I like the centre rendition with the crop 

3 hours ago, 900SL said:

Wow. That's superb. Bravo!

Thank you

Thats gorgeous Steve

10 hours ago, The Lazy Astronomer said:

Wow - this is astounding!

I'm not sure how you've managed to keep it so starry and yet they're not distracting away from the dusty areas. 

Thank you... Yes the star field in this part of the sky can cause massive issues when processing, the nebulosity can very easily get lost

10 hours ago, AstroMuni said:

Wow. Yet another beautiful colourful image from you 🤩

Thank you

Wow beautiful and deep Goran

12 minutes ago, WolfieGlos said:

Wow again Peter! Opening the image in full screen and scrolling around is really impressive.

Thank you Chris, I do mostly put up the full resolution if I can for those of us who like to pixel peep (probably most of us).... although I felt this one was way too big for most so this is approximately 80%....I've tried to keep the noise down as much as I could without introducing too many artefacts 

1 hour ago, Phillyo said:

That's just incredible Peter! Simply stunning.

12 minutes ago, simmo39 said:

As said above, that is stunning!

Thank you both....it was a bit of a pig to get a good balance between the fluff and the Ha

Another beautiful image Gabriel....super detail and structure in that

8 minutes ago, paul mc c said:

Stunning....

Thanks Paul... this was my second rendition I wasn't entirely happy with the first one....

4 minutes ago, bosun21 said:

Another couple of great images Peter 👍.

Thank you

Cocooned in a sea of Hydrogen

IC5146 The Cocoon Nebula, in RGB and Ha. Imaged remotely from Spain with the Takahashi 130ED f3:3 and the asi6200mm pro full frame sensor
Exposure times were  94x 120s in each RGB and 116x 180s in Ha.

Thanks for looking

Peter Shah
 

Beautiful rendition...nice to see the whole thing

First light always is quite an anticipated moment but considering the collimation and focus issues (pretty much normal on new kit) its not a bad result at all........

4 hours ago, Laurin Dave said:

Thanks Peter...  one for Pier 5 perhaps?

Already collecting data on this with the Epsilon130ed 6200mm pro mono rig, it fits the FOV much better with this object, not a wide as yours but wide enough

Nice FOV Gabriel, its those pinks of the HII regions ...beautiful

A lovely image Paul  .. ...OSC has come a long way

Showing some lovely detail Dean...I like the crop you've done

Beatiful shot