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Started by jameslbrown, 02/28/2007 05:45PM
Posted 02/28/2007 05:45PM Opening Post
I recently added some OIII data of the Crab to HaLRGB data taken this time last year. I have reprocessed everything so that now the HaLRGB image is (L+Ha+OIII)(R+Ha)(G+OIII)(B+OIII).

M1 is rather small for my 980 mm setup, but it sure does have a lot of cool structure. I hope you like it.

Jim

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Posted 02/28/2007 05:46PM #1
Here is last year's version, without any OIII.

Jim

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Posted 02/28/2007 07:07PM #2
Very nice, Jim! I presume this is not at full size? While it's true that M1 begs for higher-resolution, just imagine what it's like at 800mm with a 9-micron-pixel chip!

Eric
Posted 02/28/2007 08:21PM #3
Excellent shots Jim! 8)

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Posted 02/28/2007 08:52PM #4
Sweet Jim!
Both look wonderful.The OIII really added a lot of detail and brought out the faint stuff.

I like it!


Jason
Posted 03/01/2007 06:11AM #5
Nice work jim ! brought a lot of the blue out which I guess you would expect with an OIII filter.

Regards


LouieĀ  8)

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Posted 03/01/2007 07:39AM #6
hi Jim,

congrats on this gorgeous image!
You even caught the faint greenish blueish hem around the edges!
cool pic!
Diets

clear skies, guys!
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Posted 03/01/2007 03:59PM #7