M42 AND M43 a hint more blue and red

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HI there

Here is Orion Nebula 4.5 hours of data processed in pixinsight, lightroom and photoshop/ I wanted to add a bit more blue into Orion and a bit more red in the nebulosity i think this is one of my bests i hope you think so too let me know what you think thanks here it is:







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Nice detail and foggy nebuluosity.
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Greenman wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2023 4:41 pm Nice detail and foggy nebuluosity.
Thanks Tony
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nice work , thx .
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Very beautiful Rhoda!!
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That's a great image, Rhoda!
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I think it is a very nice picture of the Orion nebula.
The nebulosity and veils of the Eastern side of the nebula are well defined! You did a good job showing it.
Minor remark about the framing: NGC 1980 ( the open starcluster in the picture on the right) would look a bit better if you see its full extend, I suppose.
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Love it Rhoda keep up the good work.
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Love it, Rhoda. John Bars nailed it so +1 from me om his comment :)
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Yummy!
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Beautiful image Rhoda.
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jthommes wrote: ↑Tue Jan 31, 2023 1:16 am Beautiful image Rhoda.
thank you Jim
Eqm35 Skywatcher mount..Skywatcher 80 ed telescope, 71 W/O GT ...bunch of eye pieces 25,mm 32mm etc...Nexter 4,se...385 mc Zwo camera, Zwo 183 colour cooled pro camera... Orion 80 ed...two compass...
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