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NGC 281 These images of the PacMan nebula were processed from data collected 11.09.16 using Ha(12x600s)O111(9x600s)andS11(9x600s) filters on my usual kit.I used the Hubble palette for one and HaR,O111B.S11G for other, Ha was added as a luminance layer to each,

Most of the fiddling was done in PhotoShop
Labels: Nebulae, Rhys Owen



I must agree, the Hubble palette is better.

16 September 2016 at 00:35