Crescent in Ha/OIII/OIII

[marcoverstraaten]

Weather is bad the last couple of weeks so I thought I could throw in an image made earlier this year. (it says 2010, I still have to change that.....copy/paste:o) OIII is showing less powerful as I thought it would, I guess the light pollution/humidity in Holland is the cause of that.......

[Keiran]

THAT IS AMAZING .... OMG

[Coco]

Am speechless!

Absolutely outstanding

The detail of the blue outer shells stunning ..

[MushroomBill]

Very good indeed. Which programs do you use for capture and post processing?

[marcoverstraaten]

Maxim for capturing.

Nebulosity for stacking, use of the DDP filter & converting to tiff. The rest is done in Photoshop.

[Looking Up]

WOW! Now that is one stunning image! I haven't seen that level of detail before, the outer shell is magnificent!

[Martin-Devon]

incredible image....

[James]

That is nice! It's great to see this object at this scale as well.

James

[Dann]

This is easily the most detailed image I have seen of this, love it!

[Tommy B]

This is quite possibly the greatest image I have ever seen!. If this doesn't win pic of the week I will be very suprised.

Well done to you.

[Aris Panagiotopoulos]

OMG...

Yeap, that's all I can say!

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Magnificent! Stunning image

[steppenwolf]

A wonderful image with great scale - love the blue wispy bits around the edges.

[cloudnine]

Wow!

[Neilius]

Spectacular!

[Magnum]

Thats one big Crescent, so much detail, the best crescent I have ever seen.

Lee

[johnh]

Thats a very good result with excellent gas extentions particularly the O3 envelope, a little oversharpened perhaps but stunning.

John.

[neild]

That's an outstanding image!

[Miktor]

You won't even get in the POW contest, you'll be disqualified in disbelief. In other words, this is one of the best amateur astronomy pictures I've ever seen.

Your webpage doesn't seem to work at this current moment though.