NGC 891 with a dual scope rig.

[gary1968]

Stunning image Rob, and the written history of the earth when the light you captured left this was a very interesting read, thanks for sharing.

Gary

[RobH]

A couple of imagers that I respect greatly mentioned that I had a bit of a purple issue with some of the stars, and there were a couple of mismatches/banding areas in the image.

This now has these problems rectified, and has been cropped a little too, to get rid of an offending area, and balance the image better.

What do you think?

Cheers

Rob

[moocher]

Quite simply STUNNING!!!!!!

Alan:)

[Tom OD]

Super shot Rob,

The little brown flecks in the center look amazing. Great work.

[albedo0.39]

Rob - that is obscene. You should not be allowed to publish these sorts of images or it'll have me reaching for the cheque book...

Unreal - and simply beautiful - thanks for spending the time on it.

Steve

[Beyond_Vision]

Nice rework Rob a stunning image

Regards

Kevin

[barkis]

I applaud your attitude Rob. Accepting and acting upon the judgement of your peers shows just what an asset you are to this forum. We have some superb imagers on SGL, and what this shows, is a great example of what it takes to reach this standard.

Well done mate, your image looked great before, and it certainly does now.

Ron.

[dobserver]

Awesome! And I totally agree with it being picture of the week.

Do they do picture of the year? Cos I reckon you could be in with a chance for that too....

Steph

[Ibbo!]

I tried this tech last year with a 716 on the 80 ed rgb and the h9 on the fs102 L with subs from home and Kielder and I don't know how you managed it

I have been trying to process this set since Nov last year and just can't get it right

So a great big hats off from me

Steve

[RobH]

What are the problems you're having Steve?

Cheers

Rob

[Ibbo!]

Hi Rob

Its not quite right

I can't seem to align the rgb

also star colours are muted

Steve

[RobH]

Hello Steve.

Post this on the imaging help section and we can go through it there, that way more folks will have the chance to take a look.

Cheers

Rob