p.2 #2 · Eagle Nebula and Surroundings in Narrowband
DanielJStein,
Thanks so much! Lots of good stuff out there, appreciate the very high compliment. It is fun when you can see your own results improve like I was able to achieve this past year. Always new things to learn going forward though which keeps in fresh and fun.
p.2 #8 · Eagle Nebula and Surroundings in Narrowband
another_mikey wrote:
DanielJStein,
Thanks so much! Lots of good stuff out there, appreciate the very high compliment. It is fun when you can see your own results improve like I was able to achieve this past year. Always new things to learn going forward though which keeps in fresh and fun.
ML
That's one of my favorite things about this hobby! I look back on my old work and I am wow. Learning and improving each day and night.
p.2 #10 · Eagle Nebula and Surroundings in Narrowband
DanielJStein wrote:
That's one of my favorite things about this hobby! I look back on my old work and I am wow. Learning and improving each day and night.
Daniel,
You are so right, couldn't have said it better myself. it's a weird hobby - you take images of objects that typically don't change visually over your lifetime. Everyone else takes the same images. But each time you get something it is a new thrill, even if you are taking an image of something you took before, to see how much more you can get out of the capturing and processing. I still love to see what pops up out of the data as you align and combine the subframes.
Thanks to everyone for the continued comments and support - much appreciated. There is always something new to learn but it is fun when an image really comes together.
p.2 #12 · Eagle Nebula and Surroundings in Narrowband
another_mikey wrote:
Daniel,
You are so right, couldn't have said it better myself. it's a weird hobby - you take images of objects that typically don't change visually over your lifetime. Everyone else takes the same images. But each time you get something it is a new thrill, even if you are taking an image of something you took before, to see how much more you can get out of the capturing and processing. I still love to see what pops up out of the data as you align and combine the subframes.
Thanks to everyone for the continued comments and support - much appreciated. There is always something new to learn but it is fun when an image really comes together.
That was so well said. I can't tell you how many times I have captured the Milky Way, but each time it just gets better and better. The inspiration is always there, and the drive to keep improving is so powerful.
