Crab Nebula

Crab Nebula
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Crab Nebula

I combined multiple one click sessions to get this one. I like how the normal SHO Hubble Palette actually made this one really colorful.
SPECIFICATIONS
Telescope ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Telescope
CH1
Camera ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Camera
FLI PL9000
Location ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Location
El Sauce
Date of observation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Date of observation
various
Filters ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Filters
SHO
Processing ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Processing
APP and Photoshop
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Comments

Wow looks great! First time I like it. Mine is still heavy grainy even after 8 one clicks :(

It really takes practice on this. One hint is to do a noise reduction sooner in the process, then crank up microcontrast or clarity, but make sure to do it at a 100% zoom so you can see when grain starts coming back too strong, then back off a little.