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Nocturnal · « **on:** 2011 September 07 19:49:35 »

Also posted in the Sept. contest. My first HD 11 image. Still working out the bugs. M16 is low to my horizon with trees limiting the amount of time per night I had on this target. Well that and the dreadful summer weather. Such marvelous targets, such crummy skies.

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http://www.carpephoton.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32:m16&catid=1:astro-photo&Itemid=2

Ken Pendlebury · « **Reply #1 on:** 2011 September 08 20:18:02 »

Nice job Sander. Beautiful detail in the shadows...

Regards,
Ken

Nocturnal · « **Reply #2 on:** 2011 September 08 20:29:36 »

Thanks Ken. If you just looked you'll have noticed I reprocessed the image starting with HDRWT which had dimpled the stars originally. From a distance the effect can't be seen too well but at 1:1 with a sharp eye the difference is there.

Jules · « **Reply #3 on:** 2011 September 24 13:54:26 »

Sander

A lovely image.

Regards

Julian

Nocturnal · « **Reply #4 on:** 2011 September 24 14:41:12 »

Thanks Julian!

RobF2 · « **Reply #5 on:** 2011 September 24 16:29:52 »

Looks great to me. This one can be deceptively tricky to get nice stars and colour, even when you have the luxury of it passing overhead.

Nocturnal · « **Reply #6 on:** 2011 September 24 20:48:19 »

Thanks Rob!

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