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cybermystic
 Post subject: The Rosette reloaded
PostPosted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:44 am 
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Hi everyone,

Managed to get three hours of OIII data which Noel Carboni has expertly added to our earlier Rosette image. There is now a lot more fine detail in the core.

http://img182.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... allhq2.jpg

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Greg, that looks fantastic! Really detailed and lovely colours - excellent work!
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OK cybermystic,

that's just beautiful!

Do you have some big posters with gallery lighting of some of these shots at home? Maybe even a massive slide-print with back lighting or something?I know I would if I had been involved in taking images like that.

It's truly a privilege to be able to see your images here on these forums.

Cheers :-)
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Big Pix
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just a great image.......
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Thank you guys - glad you like it. Believe it or not, Noel has just improved it a bit by dealing with the OIII data slightly differently.

Lahlah - yes I have all the images printed out at either A1 or A2. Not enough wall space to have them all up - but if you look at my website you'll see a few of them professionally framed (behind glass).

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Stunning!

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Here's a link to the reprocessed definitive version :)

http://img508.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... allyk8.jpg

All the best,
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Oh my god... really, it must be !

Im not very religious, but some things can really make you wonder if .... well... if there is "something" out there.

Very well captured cybermustic !

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