New SHO reprocessed
An astrophotography image of the Rosette Nebula in the SHO Hubble Palette. The nebula’s vast gas clouds are rendered in vibrant shades of gold and amber (Hydrogen and Sulfur), while the central cavity glows with a cool, ethereal teal and electric blue (Oxygen). Dark, smoky dust filaments twist through the golden "petals," and the central NGC 2244 star cluster shines with brilliant, pinpoint stars against the blue core.
Original processing
A stunning deep-space photograph of the Rosette Nebula. The nebula looks like a giant cosmic rose, with vast, swirling clouds of crimson and deep red hydrogen gas forming the "petals." In the very center, a hollowed-out "hole" contains a sparkling cluster of bright, blue-white stars that look like diamonds resting in the heart of the flower.
Great tutorial on using a range of fabulous scripts for #Siril
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Reprocessed my previous image of #RosetteNebula in SHO
I think I can probably improve if this, but, really pleased with this result.
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