Leo Trio Galaxies

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Leo Trio Galaxies

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Trio Galaxies in Leo with APO 520 mm+SBIG ST2000
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Hi,
WOW!! Amazing image... [smilie=woa.gif]

By the way, what is "APO 520 mm"?? 520mm focal length APO scope or Apo Ronar 520mm lens??

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A&M Apocromatic 525 mm focal lenght f/5.
The only NGC 3628 was enhanced by a mask from an image of mine taken with my R.C. 14" f8+SBIG STL11000
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Hi,
The only NGC 3628 was enhanced by a mask from an image of mine taken with my R.C. 14" f8+SBIG STL11000
So that's how the diffraction spike get onto the image... :P

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Amazing [smilie=admire.gif]
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Cool~!! [smilie=crying2.gif]
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No, the spike on the bright star is simply made with Photoshop's Plug-in. The mask was concentrated on NGC 3628 do too enhance detail.
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You really bring out the colors well!
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Hi,
No, the spike on the bright star is simply made with Photoshop's Plug-in.
Oh... spike on bright stars do look better... ha ha ha :) :)

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What? Are those colours the true colours coming from the galaxies?
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