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ASTRO: NGC4216 correct size image
Galaxies on the Virgo Coma Berebices border taken on 10 April 2010
from a farm just south of Blueknob state park, PA. TOA150 at F/7.3. STL11000M, 4x10 min Lum, 1x10 min RGB. Cropped and reduced 50%. Birghtest galaxy is NGC4216. Clockwise from NGC4216 are NGC4222, 4212, 4189, 4193, and 4206. |
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ASTRO: NGC4216 correct size image
That's a great field Robert. I have imaged the 4216-trio, but there are even
more interesting galaxies in the field. Stefan "Robert Price" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Galaxies on the Virgo Coma Berebices border taken on 10 April 2010 from a farm just south of Blueknob state park, PA. TOA150 at F/7.3. STL11000M, 4x10 min Lum, 1x10 min RGB. Cropped and reduced 50%. Birghtest galaxy is NGC4216. Clockwise from NGC4216 are NGC4222, 4212, 4189, 4193, and 4206. |
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ASTRO: NGC4216 correct size image
looks nice Robert
your system is really dialed in and working to produce nice data I think that you can use some selective masking and feathering in Photoshop to let you not blow out the core of the bright galaxy when you stretch to reveal the cores of the dimmer ones try the lasso and then feather maybe 20-50 pixels to mask out the bright ones when you stretch the others "Robert Price" wrote in message ... Galaxies on the Virgo Coma Berebices border taken on 10 April 2010 from a farm just south of Blueknob state park, PA. TOA150 at F/7.3. STL11000M, 4x10 min Lum, 1x10 min RGB. Cropped and reduced 50%. Birghtest galaxy is NGC4216. Clockwise from NGC4216 are NGC4222, 4212, 4189, 4193, and 4206. |
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