 This is a HaLRGB image of M78 (blue reflection nebula) and Barnards Loop (Red in the left hand side) - Taken with the dual rig, there is over 47 hours worth of data in here.
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jlandy
13/3/2017 09:57:28 pm
pretty much every picture I've seen of M78, including my own humble attempt, isn't particularly pretty. You've really given it a lot of character, and snagging part of Barnards loop really balances the picture... quite the accomplishment!
Sara Wager
14/3/2017 09:58:04 pm
Many thanks for your comment - It;s nice to hear, especially as I don't feel very confident processing LRGB data :) Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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