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I know I know m27 again

Started by RUSTY845, 06/26/2007 02:41AM
Posted 06/26/2007 02:41AM | Edited 06/26/2007 02:43AM Opening Post
Well I had no choice last night the moon was in the south southwest so I needed to shoot something to the north northeast why not M27. This is my first attempt with the the G11. The image was taken using MX-715, Orion 80 ED, Guided using PHD and a DSI ProII all on a G11, the times are listed on the right side of the image. Acquisition was done in AstroArt3 & Processing was done with AIP4WIN and Photo shop cs2.

Bob

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Posted 06/26/2007 02:57AM #1
Nice shot! It seems a little blue however. One thing this nebula is known for is its "teal" OIII region. Try bringing up the green a little and backing down the blue just a smidge.

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Posted 06/26/2007 03:08AM #2
Great shot Bob! 8)
One thing you might want to do before "finalizing" your shot, is comparing the colors/appearance of it with other existing shots, that way you'll know when you got it right... wink

Clear skies, my friend, and thanks for sharing! 8)

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Posted 06/26/2007 12:53PM #3
Bob,
At least someone is getting color! Glad you're getting use out of those filters. Nice shot, BTW.
Larry