Chris
Thanks for the details; the Fuji 800 is good stuff. Your image is slightly
blue but the star forming regions at the perimeter seem to have the
characteristic pink-purple glow. I have posted a WCMY image of M33 at:
http://www.biz1.net/~ruppelgl/IMAGES/m33wcmy.jpg
and it shows a similar color in these regions.

Clear skies and ^S/N ratios
Gregg L. Ruppel

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http://www.biz1.net/~ruppelgl

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Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: [M]: Re: New photo of M33 from Vedeler Observatory


> I used Fuji Super G Plus 800 with normal 1 hour photo processing. I
simply
> digitally stacked the negatives based on Jerry Lodriguss' webpage
> (http://www.astropix.com/) in Photoshop. Very little digital processing
> was done other than the stack since the original images where fairly well
> saturated. I think the reason it look so blue is due to the Fuji's
> response to the blue. I may reprocess it to try and balance the color a
> bit better.

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