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Ring nebula in Lyra, M 57, NGC 6720, IC 1296

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#1 tolgagumus

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 01:03 AM

Here is another image I have been working on for the last month. I finally said it's enough. It's almost 30 hours. I started with 1x1 but later switched to 2x2 binning. Seeing doesn't support my ridiculous 0.365"/pixel image scale. 

 

For processing, I must have started from scratch 3 times. I never got it to where I wanted it and finally said this is as good as it's going to get with what I have. It's LRGBHO. Every layer of the ring is a different palette. The core is RGB, the main ring we are all familiar with is H, next blueish layer I call the second ring is Oiii heavy and the outermost (red) layer is Ha heavy mixed in with Oiii. The HA was used as L over the whole thing with different levels of stretch. And RGB star layer was laid over the entire filed for star color. I used Photoshop for all above. Preprocessing and color combinations were done in PI

 

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let me know what you think. Sometimes when you look at the same image for too many hours, you lose perspective. 

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#2 ew22

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 03:23 AM

The images look great. You are a perfectionist. Lol. But that coming from me who is a newly is nothing that should matter. Pls let me know what resources you have used to learn so much


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Posted 21 September 2018 - 08:00 AM

Very Nice Tolgawaytogo.gifyou've done a fine job on It.

 

With outer shells showing up in the different wave lengths,good color and detail,smooth background,and boy at 0.36"pixel scale.....I won't complain about shooting at o.45" anymore!



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Posted 21 September 2018 - 09:20 AM

Wow! Tolga that is the most amazing M 57 I have ever seen. Who would of thought that there are so many layers!

Outstanding!! And the details in the small galaxy...... What?


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Posted 21 September 2018 - 10:30 AM

Amazing image Tolga..!  bow.gif



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Posted 21 September 2018 - 11:12 AM

Very very nice image! Well done!!

#7 tolgagumus

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 11:59 AM

The images look great. You are a perfectionist. Lol. But that coming from me who is a newly is nothing that should matter. Pls let me know what resources you have used to learn so much


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Thank you. I learned from many sources. Friends, videos, tutorials, Imaging conferences etc.

 

Here are some sources I would recommend (not in order)

 

Adam Block  https://adamblockstudios.com/

Warren Keller https://www.ip4ap.com/

TAIC https://www.youtube....q4YcXF8hCxxZQ-g

NEAIC http://www.rocklanda....com/neaic.html

The Deep-sky Imaging Primer, Second Edition https://www.amazon.c...=dp_ob_title_bk

Ron Brecher http://astrodoc.ca/


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Posted 21 September 2018 - 12:01 PM

Very Nice Tolgawaytogo.gifyou've done a fine job on It.

 

With outer shells showing up in the different wave lengths,good color and detail,smooth background,and boy at 0.36"pixel scale.....I won't complain about shooting at o.45" anymore!

Thank you. I gave up on 1x1. Now I am doing 2x2. I see no difference on days above 1" seeing.



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Posted 21 September 2018 - 12:02 PM

Wow! Tolga that is the most amazing M 57 I have ever seen. Who would of thought that there are so many layers!

Outstanding!! And the details in the small galaxy...... What?

Thank you elmiko

 

Amazing image Tolga..!  bow.gif

 

Thank you Fransisco. How is the side by side business going?



#10 tolgagumus

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 12:03 PM

Very very nice image! Well done!!

Thank you jerahian



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Posted 21 September 2018 - 12:38 PM

Spectacular image Tolga!

 

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 01:27 PM

Excellent image, you have blended the bright centre ring and the really faint outer ones very well. No artifical looking border, well done.

Cheers,
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Posted 21 September 2018 - 03:04 PM

Spectacular image Tolga!

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Thank you Derek

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Posted 21 September 2018 - 03:05 PM

Excellent image, you have blended the bright centre ring and the really faint outer ones very well. No artifical looking border, well done.

Cheers,
Ian


Thanks Ian. Yes I paid very much attention to the blend of different brightness levels in different layers


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