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Old 23-January-2008, 12:25 AM
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Hi All,

Here is my latest shot of IC 1805 The Heart Nebula Complex.

It represents 5.5 hours of imaging over 3 nights, due to high clouds interfering each night.

Tak FSQ106 refractor, field flattener, and STL11000 CCD, and 4nm H-Alpha Filter (3 hours) + (2.5 hours) Astronomics LRGB filters.
spent a lot of time processing this one, but came out pretty cool!

Lots of faint nebulosity in the surrounding area too!

Just in time for Valentines Day!

Since I can only post a small jpg on this forum,

here is a link to a little higher res shot(~400K)
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Aww, look, the Universe loves us!
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Great work John! Very nice shot!

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That is one nice photo. Thanks for sharing.
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Superb colour rendition. All of your hard work and learnning have certainly paid off. Even the dark regions are well defined. Fantastic work!

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Very good pic. Great sharpness and definition.

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That's beautiful, so much color!

I love it, keep it up.
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Hi John, You have a winner! Very detailed and sharp and the colors a beautiful. Your hard work of processing efforts paid off splendidly. Welldone and Clear Skies
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Beautiful Picture!!, Thanx for sharing.

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Thanks to All for the kind comments,

It was well worth the time and effort to put together.
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Very nice, John! It's good to see some images of this quality. I've been clouded out for a months and I'm getting a little frustrated.

Again great job!

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What a great image! This would make a great Valentines Day card!
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supercali.............!

awesomely beautiful!

thank you so much for sharing.
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