The Spidery end of the LMC - Tarantula and neighbours in SHO (robonrome)

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The Spidery end of the LMC - Tarantula and neighbours in SHO, robonrome

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My old friend the Tarantula Nebula has started rising again in the early hours of the morning...enough to catch just under 3 hours of exposures... Ideally I'd like to have at least triple the integration I have here, but have a new flatenner for my larger APM130 scope to get setup and so wont be returning to this area and this smaller scope for some time, so posting what I have for now.

Stacked in APP into Ha, OIII and SII channels and recombined and processed in Startools as SHO - given the limited integration time binned at 50% to improved signal to noise. I also combined in APP and the resulting TIFF I merged with the Startools result here and tweaked to taste in PS. I find I prefer the quality of the stars doing this.

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Description: have doubled the integration time with another near 3hours of Ha and OIII... helps with noise management and had a different slant on colour in this process, but perhaps not quite the same fine detail as in the original.

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