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The jellyfish nebula |
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Pablo Rosell |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
Hi guys, Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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Admin Status: offline Registered: 06/18/03 Posts: 449 |
Hi Pablo - Dave - Morrow, AR |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 06/20/03 Posts: 185 |
That is really Pablo. Due to a death in the family, I haven't been in the observatory in a couple of months but this looks like an object I would like to try. Any color on the way? |
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Pablo Rosell |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
@Dave: Thanks Dave! I think the way Propus looks has to do with processing. In order to enhance the nebula I always reduce the stars a little by selecting them and applying a minimum filter, then fade the effect somewhere between 30-40%. Later, to enhance the details of the nebula I apply some high-pass filters to copies of the image and overlay them to the original. You have to hide the stars on the high-pass layers to avoid bloating and possible black halos. Finally, after tweaking some more for "correct" (more like personal appealing) brightness and contrast using curves, I apply a little of noise reduction. Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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Pablo Rosell |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
@Mike: Sorry about those news Mike. Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 06/20/03 Posts: 185 |
Quote by: Pablo+Rosell @Mike: Sorry about those news Mike. No actually I had Picaso in mind. You do great work . Mike H. |
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