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IC443 -- framing messed up

Started by tvdavis, 10/29/2006 04:45AM
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Thomas V Davis
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I messed up the framing on this one so I'm starting over. I did, however, process the data anyway.

AP 155EDF f/7
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Best,
Tom

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Posted 10/29/2006 06:34AM #1
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That's another stunner Tom...man how the hell to you fram all that? 8O
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Posted 10/29/2006 02:03PM #2
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It's awfully dark on my monitor, Tom.
I like the framing. The bright, intricately entwined tendrils of the Jellyfish makes for a nice dynamic tension with the softer, smoother nebulosity in the upper left.
Maybe just add a panel that has the bottom of the Jellyfish?
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I love the images your AP puts out. Hows the Mak coming along. I read earlier you sent it away for some repair.
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I know the feeling--I do that way too often. Although that image is so well processed, I think it stands up as an image on its own.
Larry
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Posted 10/29/2006 08:56PM #5
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Very nice pinpoint stars. I thought a bit dark. With a little level and curves only, WOW is their great detail in this shot. Repost if you decide to further process (though nice the way it is). Joe
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Posted 10/30/2006 01:33AM #6
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Here is it with a little increase in cruves............

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