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Hi Stuart
>Orion with 50mm Nikkor lens at f2.8 and E200 for 15min manually >guided
>(remember I said I lost control here):
You said that... you lost control with that image. The noise is a big problem, the color balance of the background is unpleasant... i just don't like it. Give it another try.
>Perseus with 50mm Nikkor lens at f2.8 and E200 for 15min manually >guided
>(stayed cool and kept processing under control):
By far much better. I think that a if you were a bit more aggresive you'd had a better contrast between the nebulaes and the background. Also it looks a little flat... anyway, it is a nice image. Try pushing the film two steps to achieve a deeper result.
>Reprocessed Veil Nebula taken with my f3.5 Nikon 400mm EDIF at f4.0 >with
>Supra 400. Seems pinkish to me but here it is:
It is the picture I like most. The only adversal comment is the strange appearence of the bright stars... why have they a so big halo?
>This shot of the Veil was the first time I think I've managed to produce
>a layered mask to remove the effects of vignetting. I copied the pic
>into a second layer then did an extreme Gaussian Blur on it then added
>it back in Difference mode with 50% opacity. Kind of feeling my way.
>Would appreciate comments on how to do this better
It is a good way to perform an AV mask if you don't have large bright objects. First you have to delete them with the clone stamp. After that try a series of gaussian blurs, but with a little radius, becouse a larger one tends to be inacurate. Also you can try some minimun or median filter before the gaussian blurs.
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