war and peace sho

[yobbo89]

my pc monitors are not calibrated atm and my phone lcd is dying .. so i have no reference on contrast/brightness in my processing .tell me how to goes

12'' f4,asi1600-mm-c,chroma 3nm filters.

12x600s ha
27x600s sii
18x600s oiii

[JayTee]

It looks superb to me.

Cheers,
JT

[Hankmeister3]

Kinda looks like a "Klingon warbird". I'm not familiar with this DSO.

[STEVE333]

Beautiful colors yobbo. Looks almost 3D. Too bad it is so low in the sky for us Northerners.

Steve

[Juno16]

Absolutely stunning depth!

[MariusD69]

Wonderful image! Great work!!

[BABOafrica]

my pc monitors are not calibrated atm and my phone lcd is dying .. so i have no reference on contrast/brightness in my processing .tell me how to goes

I'll tell you how it looks: Awesome beautiful.

Now, I know that comment is lacking in technical accuracy, but it will have to do for now.

BABO

[Mac]

Great capture. You make me want to break my budget and finish buying the narrowband filters I need for the 1600MM.

[Gordon]

Congratulations Rob on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!!

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[yobbo89]

cheers gordon

[gcisko]

Congratulations Rob on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!!

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Congrats yobbo on ADOP. This tells me we should all un-calibrate our monitors

[yobbo89]

here is the wiki if any wants to know more about the target

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_6357


(from the wiki link)
This nebula was also given the name War and Peace Nebula by the Midcourse Space Experiment scientists because of its appearance, which, in infrared images the bright, western part resembles a dove, while the eastern part looks like a skull.[7]

It is located about 5500 light years away from Earth.[8] )


a wide shot of the target i posted the other week.

how wow, can actualy see the bug nebula in the wide shot.. well it's a bright oval target with a bit of red around it in the bottom corner..

[SkyHiker]

Beautiful! It's time to flip this planet upside down so we can have a look too.

[Lowjiber]

That baby is beautiful, Rob. Stunning color and the contrast/brightness is perfect!

Congratulations on TSS APOD.

Thanks for sharing your work.

Clear Skies & Stay Safe

[Makuser]

Hi Rob. A great image in SHO narrow band light from the southern hemisphere. Great contrast, colors, and details in your capture. And I enjoyed the annotated post too. Thanks for sharing this with us Rob, and congratulations on winning the TSS APOD Award today.

[Ruud]

Oh, it's a dazzling, colourful spectacle in the sky!

Thanks.

[TheButcher]

Amazing Rob! And Congrats on the APOD!

[OzEclipse]

Great shot Rob.

Well done and amazing result with the equipment / monitor problems you are working around. Congrats on the APOD.

In terms of feedback on the render, the background starless/no nebulosity sky is maybe a touch too dark and there is a touch too much contrast. But with the monitor issues you have, you've done amazingly well.

Joe

[BABOafrica]

Congrats on the TSS APOD award.

BABO

[Kanadalainen]

Hi Robb,

Thanks for this fantastic image. Truly lovely stuff.

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