Milky Way

Yervant

Well-Known Member
Hi all. Haven't been around here too much. I've been pretty busy with my Facebook group I run. We finally had a couple good nights so I turned my attention to the MW for the first time this season. This is at Ninigret Park in Charlestown, RI.

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JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Hey Yervant, you have been missed! So it's awesome to have you come back and post some photos.

I like how the MW almost seems like it's being generated by the light pollution on the horizon. Is that the Lagoon Nebula I spy in your MW?

Have you thought about cooling this off just a hair? I like the color in the core of the MW, but cooling off the sky might bring even more definition to it? Not sure, but it's something I would try if this was mine.

What FB Group do you run?
 

Yervant

Well-Known Member
Hey Yervant, you have been missed! So it's awesome to have you come back and post some photos.

I like how the MW almost seems like it's being generated by the light pollution on the horizon. Is that the Lagoon Nebula I spy in your MW?

Have you thought about cooling this off just a hair? I like the color in the core of the MW, but cooling off the sky might bring even more definition to it? Not sure, but it's something I would try if this was mine.

What FB Group do you run?
Hi Jim. That is the Lagoon. I always try and process for true color. It takes many steps(Layer work) in Photoshop. I personally don't like the look of a cooler image. A cooler image is to blue and NOT the correct color of a night sky. I've seen to many Milky Way photos where people PP a sky to make it look blue. Many change the WB and lean it to the blue side which creates a global false color to the image. Many details can be lost in a false color image. Nebulas should be able to be spotted and that happens with PP for true color.
 
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