Quick process of the Horse Head Nebula (no Ha used) and Crab Nebula. Both need to be worked on :smile: They have worms.
(http://www.jumpers4goalposts.org.uk/images/Astronomy/Trash/hh_20041113a.jpg)
(http://www.jumpers4goalposts.org.uk/images/Astronomy/Messier/M1_20041113.jpg)
Nice one Chris, What did you use to take the images?
Tremendous...... :smile:
I love the 'horse head' - I have to get that - I may need to borrow your LP filter though.
John
Hi Paul,
It was the Skywatcher piggy backed onto the LX90 mitt vedge again at prime with a LPR filter. I was surprised to see how big the horse head was, it would never have fitted if I'd used the LX90.
Hmm
Image fixed: -
(http://www.jumpers4goalposts.org.uk/images/Astronomy/Nebula/hh_20041113_final.jpg)
[ This Message was edited by: csuddell on 2004-11-13 18:06 ]
Wow! Even better - How did you fix the dark shadows under the stars?
John.
A very nice image Chris. Have you been out this evening?
No I did not go out Alec had a football match at 9am in Benfleet so we have to leave at 8am.
I removed the shadows using the rubber stamp in photoshop. You can do it with the pre-stacked frames using a van critteron (or something like that) filter but it would involve selecting and processing every frame selerately.
So I cheated.
Chris,
I came across this S/W which might be of interest:
English Instructions here:
http://www.petevasey.btinternet.co.uk/help.html
Software (French Web Page) here:
http://www.astrosurf.com/hfosaf/fr/tdownload.htm
Cheers, John
I'll give that a go.