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Published: 2008-11-26 04:32:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 33194; Favourites: 686; Downloads: 1151
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Here is long promised nebula tutorial. Hope you enjoy this one
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Very nice. You really need to advance this technique - its very promising
And remember to use the highest possible quality stocks/photos you can, as everything deteriorates with post-work when using photographs (at least averaged sized photos, anyway)
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of course I'll take that technique further, I really like the results I get with it.
You also need to remember about using low ISO, with high values you'll get much digital noise on the photo.
And be careful with jpg compression - best if you can use .RAW files.
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Aye, too many people think that cameras take photos in .jpg :S
You should put that stuff in the tut, you'd sound dead professional
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yeah, now I see that I've missed some things 
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Awesome. I tried some of the steps before the tut but the results were very bad. Anyway I will try it now
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thanks, I'm waiting for your creations
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That is wrong. Soon your mail will be spammed
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You know, I never would have thought of doing it THAT way. I see many use clouds for nebulae before, but the method is different and often results in something that still just looks like regular clouds given fancy colours
I rarely go out and photography my own, But Coincidentally, I was out about a weeks ago taking dozens of sky-shots because the weather was great for it...The clouds were detailed, and the sky itself was a much deeper shade of blue than usual which helped make the clouds stand out more
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I have already taken hundreds of sky photos, many of them are panoramic shots composed from several photos. And I'm the lucky one 
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