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M51 reprocessed

Started by Trannyguy, 05/01/2007 01:56AM
Posted 05/01/2007 01:56AM Opening Post
Hello,
A couple weeks ago I posted my first light image with my Vixen VC200L.I was happy with it at the time but after looking at it some more I decided to start over and try to end up with a more natural looking final image.
I reprocessed from scratch and used CCDstack for the preprocessing and Photoshop to finish it up.

I like this version better grin

Thanks for looking and advice welcomed!

Jason

Vixen VC200L
ST2000xm
G-11 on a pier grin


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Posted 05/01/2007 06:47AM #1
Wow!looks great Jason....I can see why you like It better.

Regards


LouieĀ  8)

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Posted 05/01/2007 12:17PM #2
Excellent colors & detail Jason!
Love the wide field effect also... very nice. 8)

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
Coconut Creek, FL

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Posted 05/01/2007 01:38PM #3
The good news is that the slight bit of color noise is gone from the first version,
the bad news is that the dust that was visible in the first version got swallowed by your black point.
I thought the color was excellent in the first version, but this looks even better.
My regards,

dan
Posted 05/01/2007 02:21PM #4
Hi Jason!
wornderful shoot!
Did u binned original fit ?
ciao,
Nico

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Posted 05/01/2007 02:23PM #5
Jason,

Verry nice!! I like the colour and detail.

Paul

Paul Maxson
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Posted 05/01/2007 06:12PM #6
Thanks all for your comments!

Jason
Posted 05/02/2007 02:17PM #7
Sweet image Jason!

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