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M1 in H-alpha

Started by jsuro, 10/17/2004 02:15PM
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Posted 10/17/2004 02:15PM | Edited 10/18/2004 01:11AM Opening Post
Jose Suro
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Another image from Friday night. Same setup and seeing conditions as in the Bubble post.

Celestron NexStar 11 GPS @ F7 - SBIG ST2000XM - Astronomik 15nm H-alpha filter - HaRGB 80:32:16:24 - MaxIm/DL, Images Plus, PhotoShop CS, Neat Image - Image reduced 33%


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Jose Suro
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Beautiful picture! I just got to get me an H-Alpha filter for my little ST-237A to see what it can do.
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Jose,

Nice M1. I took your image and played with it in PS. I washed it through so to bring out the filaments a little more. Hope you don't mind.

Tom Davis


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