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I imaged this one of the Running Man Nebula remotely a few nights ago in Spain with the 17in Planewave and FLI16803 CCD,.....Unfortunately someone in a neighbouring observatory left on an IR light from a camera!!!..But despite the artefacts from the IR I still thought it was worth processing. Image exposure was 2Hrs each in Ha RGB all 600s sub exposures.
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very beautiful work , thx .
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That's a very nice image 👍
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That's really quite an amazing image. The larger image holds up really well on closer viewing and your 17" Planewave has liberated a lot of superb detail. We don't see enough of this guy on his own and this image shows why we should. A beauty for sure! Thanks for the share.
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Super image Peter!
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Amazing image! Great work, Peter!
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Thank you for all of the comments and feedback
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petershah wrote: ↑Thu Jan 26, 2023 8:03 pm I imaged this one of the Running Man Nebula remotely a few nights ago in Spain with the 17in Planewave and FLI16803 CCD,.....Unfortunately someone in a neighbouring observatory left on an IR light from a camera!!!..But despite the artefacts from the IR I still thought it was worth processing. Image exposure was 2Hrs each in Ha RGB all 600s sub exposures.
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Hello Peter,

that's an amazing capture of the Running Man Nebula, and of the dense molecular clouds.

It reminds me of a running man, and below are the fighting roosters, I can see them right in their action.

Thank you very much for sharing,
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Beautiful processing Peter. Best Running Man I've seen.

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j.gardavsky wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2023 6:27 pm
petershah wrote: ↑Thu Jan 26, 2023 8:03 pm I imaged this one of the Running Man Nebula remotely a few nights ago in Spain with the 17in Planewave and FLI16803 CCD,.....Unfortunately someone in a neighbouring observatory left on an IR light from a camera!!!..But despite the artefacts from the IR I still thought it was worth processing. Image exposure was 2Hrs each in Ha RGB all 600s sub exposures.
Thanks for taking a look
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Hello Peter,

that's an amazing capture of the Running Man Nebula, and of the dense molecular clouds.

It reminds me of a running man, and below are the fighting roosters, I can see them right in their action.

Thank you very much for sharing,
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Thank you...I never even thought of that...it really does look like fighting cockerels
STEVE333 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2023 6:46 pm Beautiful processing Peter. Best Running Man I've seen.

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That's a beauty Peter with nice detail and an excellent color palette! I don't see that one imaged by itself often.
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ic_1101 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 12:55 am That's a beauty Peter with nice detail and an excellent color palette! I don't see that one imaged by itself often.
Thanks Alex, Its one that is regarded as part of M42 and almost overlooked.
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Beautiful image Peter!
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