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M33: Cloudy Day Reprocess
I know, I know nothing like ANOTHER m33. Sorry, but it is an easy target...and as I am quite fond of saying, "take it easy, and if you get it easy, take it twice." As my islands have entered our rainy season, I have not been getting much scope time. So, in addition to sitting back and enjoying all of your recent posts, I have been playing with my old stuff. For better or worse. This is my old M33 data from the 102mm combined with a bit of data from the 70mm. I like this wider field perspective. This is like my 20th variation, thought I'd share. Happy Turkey day! Gobble Gobble!!!
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Comment by Trevor Woodrow on August 7, 2012 at 5:39pm
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Thanks Marc...I dunno what is up...and I live on the "dry" side of the island!
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Comment by Marc Basti on August 7, 2012 at 12:35pm
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Still no sky? I told you before, until you put that rock back on Kilauea (or do that virgin toss thing--err forget that lol), you'll be in the clouds. Marc PS I remember this shot well, that was/is nice work.
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Thanks Chris...
...Charlie, you're telling me!
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Comment by Charles Dunlop on August 6, 2012 at 8:23pm
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cloudy day? More like cloudy year!
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Federico, North-East Italy? Must be beautiful land. Sorry about your weather, but I feel your pain. Thanks for taking a look.
Marc, thanks, just the larger aperture, I would kill for your background and stars.
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Nice overall presentation! The detail you got is sweet. When I zoom it in PS, I go around the core and I say to myself, didn't get that piece, didn't get that, and this thing over here...... Good capture and process dude, Marc
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Comment by Federico Luciani on November 24, 2011 at 3:36pm
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Trevor, this is and remains an evergreen. Your version is faboulous...rainy days you say, well, i know what you mean...i live in North-east of Italy. When it's not raining, it's cloudy, and when it's not cloudy, it's damp.
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