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Hello!
New processing for the same data: HOO palette, HOS palette (CFHT) and SHO reprocess with better details and lower saturation (that ruined the image into my previous post- although the image looks OK on my PC and posted on other sites, here the saturation was boosted too much, especially the blue nebula.
All combinations were made in linear state, then stretched and stars replaced.
Clear skies!
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Great processing and capture Marius. I need to try the HOS palette.
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very nice work , thx .
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Thanks for sharing all three versions Marius. Nice work.

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Very nice Marius!

Beautiful delicate wispiness!
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Very nice job on those Marius! I like em all!
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Three great images. If I had to choose one I'd say the show does more for me. The variance and depth of the clouds shows more.
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