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M100-Lum-H-Alpha-RGB
Did this one in the course of 4 nights in March 2016. Total of 6 hours (10x5min each RGB (2x2 bin), 11x10min(1x1 bin) Lum, 14x15min (2x2)H-Alpha. EdgeHD 14 at 0.7X, Atik 460exm, MesuMount200
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Comment by Ian G on March 25, 2016 at 5:42am
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Thank you, Hans! I will give it another look. Sometimes it helps to go back to the same image in a week or two to work out some more details. Cheers!
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Comment by Hans G. Gnodtke on March 25, 2016 at 3:48am
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Just seen this; it is of course a masterpiece as it is. And yet, I am pretty sure, that if you went into the core again with just a few additional stretching routines you would tickle out even more detail in the center of the core and avoid the impression of a glare as if there were burnt out spots (which I can see enlarging the image is not what happened).
Great photo, will try this after next new moon with M83 but smaller 10"scope.Congrats
Hans
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Thank you guys!
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Comment by Russ Ruggles on March 22, 2016 at 1:11pm
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Well done!! I think you got a lot of fine detail in that one Ian.
Russ
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