IC-443 in HaSHO

[rdryfoos]

Televue np101is with 0.8x reducer--31 hours of data in 30 min subs.

[OldSkyEyes]

Nice, I assume you used 3nm filters?
Which camera?

[rdryfoos]

Nice, I assume you used 3nm filters?
Which camera?

  Wow--how did you know?  I use the SBIG STT 8300 with the self guiding filter wheel. 

Rodd

[rdryfoos]

Here's with a higher black point.  I am attempting to be less aggressive with my sharpening for a more natural look.  Sometimes its hard to tell if its an improvement. 

[kolec]

Verry nice, only violet I dont like

kolec

[OldSkyEyes]

Nice, I assume you used 3nm filters?
Which camera?

  Wow--how did you know?  I use the SBIG STT 8300 with the self guiding filter wheel. 

Rodd

From what I have seen so far I noticed that the 3D effects of the images is better when the filters bandwidth is smaller.
Since I found it having a nice 3D effect I assume very small (hence 3nm?). it's not a science just what I use to see when checking images and their equipment.

[rdryfoos]

Nice, I assume you used 3nm filters?
Which camera?

  Wow--how did you know?  I use the SBIG STT 8300 with the self guiding filter wheel. 

Rodd

From what I have seen so far I noticed that the 3D effects of the images is better when the filters bandwidth is smaller.
Since I found it having a nice 3D effect I assume very small (hence 3nm?). it's not a science just what I use to see when checking images and their equipment.

  That's an interesting approach.  Your right.  I am aware that the filters, though passing less signal, actually provide for a stronger signal because of a higher SNR (That's off of the Astrodon page).    I do like the Astrodon 3nm better than the baader 7nm.  But Baader now makes a 3.5nm, which is much less expensive than the Astrodon. 
Rodd