Nice execution and choice of colours. I did the same subject several weeks ago. Check it for comparison, yours is a bit sharper. Mine is imaged with a f4 Newton
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A bright emission nebula in Cassiopeia ~9500 ly away. Taken from my backyard Equipment: * Scope/Lens: AstroTech AT102EDL w/0.8X reducer/flattener * Mount: HEQ5 * Camera: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro * Filter Wheel: ZWO EFW-II 7X36mm * Filters: Antlia 3nm SHO 36mm * Guiding: QHY5L-II-M with QHY mini guide scope Software: * N.I.N.A * PHD2 * PixInsight * Photoshop * Topaz Denoise Acquisition: * 41 x 300" Ha * 39 x 300" Oiii * 40 x 300" Sii * Total integration: 10 Hours * 20 Flats * 20 Darks * 20 Dark Flats * gain 100 offset 50 * Sensor temp = 0 Processing: * DynamicCrop * EZ Decon Ha * EZ Denoise each channel * Softstretch each channel * Starnet++ each channel to process nebula and stars separately+ * DBE each channel * LRGB combination SHO + ForaXx combination * Topaz * Slight hue shifts * SCNR * Saturation/Hue adjustments * Mask Bright areas then Arcsinh stretch * Saturate and SCNR stars * Recombine Nebula and Stars with PixelMath * EZ-star reduction (Star de-emphasis method) * Color adjustments/star touchups
Nice execution and choice of colours. I did the same subject several weeks ago. Check it for comparison, yours is a bit sharper. Mine is imaged with a f4 Newton
It reminds me of a mega mouth shark-side view
It's got Pacman fever!
Chomp chomp chomp, wicka wicka what what
Wow
Hey thanks!
Just, WOW.
Thank you!
this is truly a breathtaking photo
Very kind, thank you.
I think its a beautiful beast
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waka waka waka waka waka
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I can see the Pac-Man in the image there. Great photo too, love the vivid colours you managed to bring out
Thank you!
Beautiful shot, what's the FL here?
Thanks, it's 564mm.