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>Carlos - you are right - we owe you some feedback. I am very >impressed.
>I think the red objects in the shot of Perseus are a bit orange but it
>could be me.
Yes. They are a little bit orange. I did no want the California to be very saturated, so I just keeped them in that tone. Anyway, I found that the Provia film has a good response to H-beta and OIII, and that color could be due some emission in that wavelenghts. BTW, see in my "old" wide field images the one taked with the 135mm in the southern Orion field. You can easily see a big difference between the reds of the Flame, the Horsehead and M42.
>The histograms are beautiful and the overall image is
>really dense with stars!
That is an advantaje of PixInsight. When you are working with 32bits per channel, even when the original has only 8bits, the final histograms are very beatiful at only 8bits. If you look them at 16bits resolution you'll see the gasps and spikes.
About the stars, I was able to bring a lot of faint ones with deconvolution. I'll upload in a few hours the digital processing page, and you'll see that in a comparison.
>Everyone else, in one thread we bemoan the lack of posts of new film
>pics and here we have a post we ignore. Tsk tsk
Funny, isnt? :-)
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