I would certainly be interested in seeing where this "new object" is! Can anyone explain the process of determining whether or not an object is new? I think I...
I would certainly be interested in seeing where this "new object" is! Can anyone explain the process of determining whether or not an object is new? I think I...
The object of note is a small elliptical ring, but quite easy to see. Very easy in H-a and I suppose OIII as well. In fact, a nice high speed camera and...
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... From: dvjbaja To: narrowbandimaging@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 11:41 AM Subject: Re: [NBI] New object in IC1805? The object of note...
that's a super image of a very cool object Neil You did a beautiful job of capture and processing even the bright parts of IC1795 are well done: no saturation...
Neil, this is beautifully done....great contrast and detail....If I was to nitpick a tad, I'd say to decrease the levels/white areas that appear blown out. ...
Thanks, Bud. I too use adjustment layers. Although my monitor is indeed calibrated, I notice that many folks give me feedback on too dim/too bright results. ...
Very nice image! Interestingly, I was going to make a comment on the bright areas similar to Bud's. That now makes me wonder what brightness people are...
Thanks, Peter. Yes, this has been driving me mad! Before my recent recalibration, the shots I published were lacking in snap and contrast. "Tweaks" that ...
I wouldn't go so far as "blown out". It just seems that the contrast for the bright areas is reduced. Perhaps that is just a personal choice to help...
Neil, I guess it must be my monitor......I downloaded your image and expected to find 255,255,255 in the white areas.....but not so, around 230....so it is...
A beautiful image Neil. Great work! Clear skies, Kevin Dixon www.kevindixon.westhost.com From: Neil Fleming Here we go! I like this one. The "Heart" Nebula, ...
Good Morning, Due to an extremely heavy travel schedule associated with my job, I have been unable to post to the group in the past month or so. I do look at...
Hello Dere alla you imagerz, I acquired my Finger lakes Proline 16803 this last Friday afternoon....OF COURSE we had clear sky throughout the day...with cloud...
... Kevin, Nice image. I like how you managed to get the tendrils and smaller ridges West of Alnitak (Zeta Orionis ). Thanks for sharing. Regards Bill -- ...
probably one he doesn't yet own and will keep for about a week after he gets it, assuming he still has the camera by the time the OTA shows up. Bruce goes...
NGC1499, the California Nebula, is certainly not in the same category as other less popular nebulae in my recent series; however, it is seldom imaged in full...
Thanks for the kind words Bill! Clear skies, Kevin ... From: William R. Mattil To: narrowbandimaging@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 1:06 PM ...
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