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| sent on August 04, 2016 (9:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I got to put the eye on a 20 "single and it was awesome, I dare not imagine a binocular 24" .. a universe door ..
Photo beautiful !! ho avuto modo di mettere l'occhio su un 20" singolo ed è stato impressionante, non oso immaginare un binoculare da 24".. una porta sull'universo..
Foto stupenda!! |
| sent on August 04, 2016 (11:14) | This comment has been translated
Beautiful! |
| sent on August 04, 2016 (14:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Giuliano true ... and thanks :-) Vero Giuliano...e grazie |
| sent on August 04, 2016 (14:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Anto77: :-D @Anto77:  |
| sent on August 04, 2016 (21:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
As far as I'm concerned the BinoDobson 24 "is something that hovers between turkish and Mandarin Chinese: we do not understand one iota!
But your photo Marzio, I'm fascinated by the openness to these infinite spaces that, to the naked eye, so I seemed half-empty and that, instead, thanks to your shots, you reveal to me so wonderfully full.
Thank you !
Hello !
maximum :-) Per quel che mi riguarda il BinoDobson 24" è qualcosa che aleggia tra il turco ed il cinese mandarino: non ci capisco un'acca !
Ma la tua foto Marzio, mi affascina per l'apertura verso questi spazi infiniti che, a occhio nudo, mi parevano così semivuoti e che, invece, grazie ai tuoi scatti, mi si svelano così meravigliosamente pieni.
Grazie !
Ciao !
Massimo |
| sent on August 04, 2016 (21:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I agree with what was said by Massimo; is incredible, fascinating ... your photographs leave me speechless: -o
Congratulations indeed Marzio; all very beautiful.
Hello Mi associo a quanto detto da Massimo ; è incredibile , affascinante ... le tue foto mi lasciano senza parole 
Complimenti davvero Marzio; tutte molto belle.
Ciao |
| sent on August 05, 2016 (5:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Entertainment Marzio !! Only compliments! ! Spettacolo Marzio!! Solo complimenti! ! |
| sent on August 05, 2016 (9:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@Massimo: How about the great truths, these spaces speak to us, I just try to make them more obvious, but basically they are always fascinated. The BinoDobson is a big "binoculars" where to see, however, you have to climb on the building slip. In this case I was lucky to find on site Andrea Boldrini that allowed me to throw an eye. And 'the largest "amateur" binoculars in the world! Basically go around the Milky Way to see you "live", colors separately for signal weakness, those objects that the person making astrophotography resumes with hours and hours of work .... believe me this would be for you a ' strong emotion. A universe free flight. Thanks Massimo, hello !!! :-D :-D :-D @Massimo: dici delle grandi verità, questi spazi ci parlano, io cerco solo di renderli più evidenti, ma fondamentalmente sono da sempre affascinato. Il BinoDobson è un grande "binocolo" dove per vedere però devi salire sullo scaletto. In questo caso ho avuto la fortuna di trovare sul posto Andrea Boldrini che mi ha permesso di buttarci un occhio. E' il binocolo "amatoriale" più grande al mondo! In pratica vai in giro per la via lattea a vederti "in diretta", colori a parte per la debolezza del segnale, quegli oggetti che chi fa astrofotografia riprende con ore e ore di lavoro....credimi questa si sarebbe per te un'emozione forte. A volo libero sull'universo. Grazie Massimo, ciao!!! |
| sent on August 05, 2016 (16:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Marzio Yes, I've been there almost a year ago with Skender ... but it was raining .. it was raining .. it was raining .. :-D :-D Sì Marzio, ci sono passato l'anno scorso proprio con Skender... ma pioveva.. pioveva.. pioveva.. |
| sent on August 05, 2016 (23:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I balanced the color with PixInsight Color Calibration using the objective criterion that the sum of all colors must give the white, then I only have light and saturation.
Dear Richard did not do color changes, I do not know what to tell you.
If I remove the blue as you say does not represent faithfully what the sensor has taken ;-)
And then the colors .... well ....
Say it is not as you see it with your tastes .... a subjective opinion ....
Personally I do not see it that way, maybe the sky background was a bit 'subdued, perhaps the stellar diameters content .... maybe maybe maybe
hello Riccardo
Ho bilanciato il colore con Pixinsight Color Calibration che utilizza il criterio oggettivo che la somma di tutti i colori deve dare il bianco, poi ho solo dato luce e saturazione.
Caro Riccardo non ho fatto modifiche cromatiche, non so cosa dirti.
Se tolgo il blu come dici tu non rappresento più fedelmente quello che il sensore ha ripreso
E poi i colori....bhe....
Diciamo che non è come la vedi tu con i tuoi gusti....una opinione....soggettiva
Personalmente non la vedo così, forse il fondo cielo andava un po' smorzato, forse i diametri stellari contenuti....forse forse forse
Ciao Riccardo
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