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m27 with 9"

Started by stargazer_7000, 07/29/2007 09:19PM
Posted 07/29/2007 09:19PM Opening Post
hi folks,

finally a clear sky in the night.
seeing was very good this time 6-7/10 !!!
that is rare at my place.
transparency could have been better, and moon was up - even it was close to the horizon, contrast was no good.

9" TMB Apo f/6.8
SXV M25C 3.8 hours
astroart4, ps cs2

the images can be seen here:

http://www.stargazer-observatory.com/M27-9.html

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stargazer_7000's attachment for post 38062

clear skies, guys!
Dietmar
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Posted 07/29/2007 10:23PM #1
Nice color balance and processing Diets!

Tom

Starsearch Observatory
Lat 42N 47' 00" Long 112W 10' 47"
Elev 1752m
www.tvdavisastropics.com
Posted 07/29/2007 11:11PM #2
I like the details in the nebula and the color of the stars. Excellent work. smile

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Posted 07/29/2007 11:50PM | Edited 07/29/2007 11:51PM #3
Fantastic shot Dietmar!
3.8 hours? man, some people don't realize how much time is invested on each one of these shots, sometimes... wink

Thank you for sharing!

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
Coconut Creek, FL

Ivan's Observatory
Lat 26N 16' 48" Long 80W 10' 48"
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Posted 07/30/2007 01:30AM #4
Sweet image Dietmar.
It has a nice sparkle to it and great detail in the nebula.

Nice work!

Jason
Posted 07/30/2007 04:26AM #5
That is a really nice image Diets. You have excelled past your normal high standard with this one.

Greg
Posted 07/30/2007 01:07PM #6
Diets,

You got a wonderful shot despite all your challenges. I do see where there's an abrupt transition from the outer edges of the nebula to background on the left side. I wonder if a gentler transition is possible? Of course, if the data shows exactly that, then there is nothing else that can be done! smile

Eric