Something to look forward to!

[assouptro]

Hi Starpeople!

I was digging around some old data and I came across some wide field subs taken in sept 2020 

I had a go at processing it at the time and decided to leave it as there were other projects I had on the go 

Anyway, I decided to give it another go with some of the newer processing skills I have obtained since then and I quite like it.

I know there’s a lot to improve and it’s more a work of art than science but I thought I’d share it all the same as pretty soon all this wonderful nebulosity will be above us once more! 
 

10 hours of ha, sii and Oiii 360s subs Atik 490 on a Samyang 135 

I had to crop it due to some tilt. 

Bubble, lobster claw, cave etc between Cepheus and Cassiopeia 

 

Thanks for looking and any tips to improve are welcome 

Bryan

Big file warning!

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[juno16]

Hi Bryan,

Kind of artsy science, but definitely beautiful!

Very nice image!

[Sunshine]

It's beautiful!

[assouptro]

On 21/04/2022 at 22:58, juno16 said:

Hi Bryan,

Kind of artsy science, but definitely beautiful!

Very nice image!

Thank you for the comment juno

It helps validate all the time and effort involved in this hobby 

Bryan

[assouptro]

On 21/04/2022 at 23:09, Sunshine said:

It's beautiful!

Thank you Sunshine!

I appreciate the comment 

Bryan

[juno16]

4 hours ago, assouptro said:

Thank you for the comment juno

It helps validate all the time and effort involved in this hobby 

Bryan

I agree Bryan! This hobby is very frustrating at times, but the payoff is well worth it!

I am imaging now, of course, not without challenges. I love it though!

Jim