NGC 6888 -The Crescent Nebula (63hrs HaOiiiRGB)

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Re: NGC 6888 -The Crescent Nebula (63hrs HaOiiiRGB)

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Excellent image, great depth.
Great work.
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it's very soft ,in the lower signal corners , i had a look at some of my images and the same thing was shown,but none existent on higher signal images or images i've processed a little more aggressively . i use tgvdenoise reduction for the low signal parts in my images.

again it's almost unnoticeable, i was just curious on your processing techniques .
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That is an amazing image! 62 hours, wow!
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Re: NGC 6888 -The Crescent Nebula (63hrs HaOiiiRGB)

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The Crescent Nebula is one of my favorite things in the sky. It is the first thing that I found with my telescope (Meade Infinity 60mm) that I then researched to find out what it was.
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Outstanding. Well done.
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