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Started by vbert, 02/02/2006 01:25AM
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Posted 02/02/2006 01:25AM | Edited 02/02/2006 01:25AM Opening Post
Vincent Bert
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NOT! 8)

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Posted 02/02/2006 01:42AM #1
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Awwww shucks! same thing over & over again...... NOT! 8)
Beautifully done Vince...

You nicely merged the Trapezium area into the Full blown Nebulosity, making a very smooth transition... COOL! 8)


Thanks for sharing!
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Posted 02/02/2006 07:06AM #2
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Vincent Bert said:

NOT! 8)

FS-102
ST-2000XM
AP 900GTO
RGB 30min per channel, 2 minute subs

Very nice! I almost thought that was the recent Hubble shot. wink
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Posted 02/04/2006 04:11AM #3
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HA! Got me curious... Glad I looked. Congrats Vince, really good job in the core area and the full nebulosity as well. Great depth and color on the stars and a nice natural look.

I have one of these in the oven for this year too. I will be using this image as a benchmark.

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