orion nebula
May 28, 2014 14:44:33 #
May 28, 2014 16:22:41 #
I walked out on the deck and saw these in the sky and wondered what they were. Thanks for the info :-D :-D
Yah right, only 500 zillion light years away. Great shots of some very difficult subjects.
What kind of telescope are you using?
Yah right, only 500 zillion light years away. Great shots of some very difficult subjects.
What kind of telescope are you using?
May 28, 2014 21:52:26 #
Thank you for looking and the fun comment Tramsey. orion photo was taken with a celestron 11 inch Schmidt-cassegrain. my post processing has a lot to be desired.
Jun 18, 2014 16:51:30 #
Bringing down the red saturation will take away some of the nebulosity, but I think it will bring better contrast to the remaining image.
Nice picture!
Nice picture!
Jun 18, 2014 19:24:52 #
majestros wrote:
Bringing down the red saturation will take away some of the nebulosity, but I think it will bring better contrast to the remaining image.
Nice picture!
Nice picture!
Thanks majestros I hope to get back to the scope by sept. cooler evenings and dark sooner can't stay awake later then 10 pm. lol
Jul 19, 2014 18:52:48 #
astroturf wrote:
Thank you for looking and the fun comment Tramsey. orion photo was taken with a celestron 11 inch Schmidt-cassegrain. my post processing has a lot to be desired.
An easy trick is to select the eyedropper for color balance and click on a black spot inbetween stars and that will produce the greyish blue/black background. At least that is how I do it, and it seems to work ok. Either way great shots.
Jul 22, 2014 22:12:10 #
Oknoder wrote:
An easy trick is to select the eyedropper for color balance and click on a black spot inbetween stars and that will produce the greyish blue/black background. At least that is how I do it, and it seems to work ok. Either way great shots.
Thanks for the tip will give it try Oknoder.
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