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Re: [APML] Six new wide field astrophotos



Hi Carlos,

I like the new version very much. Color is nearly perfect IMO.

I suggest a mouseover comparison between both images, that is, with and
without diff filter. That would be quite interesting and illustrative about
the true effect of this technique.

Congratulations for a beautiful work, including the rest of six wide field
shots.

Juan

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Juan Conejero, Pleiades Astrophoto
juan.conejero_at_pleiades-astrophoto.com
http://pleiades-astrophoto.com/
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Carlos Milovic F." <cmilovic@yahoo.es>
To: "Discussion of Film Astrophotography" <astro-photo@seds.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 3:27 AM
Subject: Re: [APML] Six new wide field astrophotos


Hi all

I uploaded a new version of the Crux pic:
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/crux2.jpg

The previous version was blended with a shorter exposure using a Marumi DIFF
filter (following Marco's article). The main difference is that now the
brightest stars are bigger, and more colorfull. I think that now it looks
much better. What do you think?

Regards,

Carlos Milovic F.
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Astro & Photo - CMF
http://www.astrophoto.vze.com


"Carlos Milovic F." <cmilovic@yahoo.es> wrote:
Hi all

Sorry for the lack of a nice presentation... I just
has been very busy. Hope you'll like them.

All of the pics were taken last december, using a
Canon F1 camera, Provia 400F (pushed 2 steps) and an
average time of 20 minutes each. All scanned with a
SS35 at 2700dpi, and resampled at 1/3 for web
purposes. Digital threatment using Pleiades PixInsight
1.0 (beta).

1.- "Northern Milky Way"
>From Orion to Perseus, is the northen zone of the MW
visible from La Silla's airdrome, Chile. Canon FD 28mm
f/2.8 at f/4.0
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/widevln2.jpg

2.- "Rossete and Cone Nebulaes"
Canon nFD 200mm f/4.0 at f/4.0
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/rosecono2.jpg

3.- "Argonavis"
>From Crux (top left) to Can Mayor (right), showing the
Argonavis's constelations and part of the LMC. Canon
FD 28mm f/2.8 at f/4.0
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/argo2.jpg

4.- "Carina"
>From lambda Centauri to Eta Carina. It still need some
adjustements, I'm not very happy with the results.
Canon nFD 200mm f/4.0 at f/4.0.
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/carina2.jpg

5.- "Andromeda"
Pegasus, Andromeda, etc., etc., etc. Just see M31 and
M33 in this very wide field image. Canon FD 28mm f/2.8
at f/4.0
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/andromeda.jpg

Also see the original image (raw, at 1/4) here:
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/andromeda-raw.jpg
All those gradients due atmospheric extinsion and
light pollution were extracted using PixInsight's DBE
tool. Amazing, isnt?

6.- "Crux"
The Southern Cross... I have a diffused image to blend
with this one, but not the time to do this... yet.
Canon FD 135mm f/2.5 at f/4.0
http://download.astrophoto.vze.com/crux.jpg


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