this is a great image Ray and I am most impressed with what you have done here. Delicately done not overly processed, just a lovely balanced image and I'm very pleased to see this today. Thank you so much also for your comments about my recent efforts and indeed you are perfectly correct about how I was rushing with the data, because so much was coming through, but anyway that's history now and I'll see what I can do in the future. I have quite a lot of data that's needing processing soon as well, so it is all building up on me, so hopefully I won't fall for the same problem as last time! Take care mate. Have a good night. Simon

Hi Simon,  Thanks again for the encouragement. It did take me quite a while with the Lobster and a bit of S2 data may have helped. Having joined a syndicate I now have been receiving the EB data, and noticed a couple in the new mega set that I can make good use of. The bubble Ngc7635 could be used with the Lobster to make a small pano,with that overlapping my data. I could possibly use a crop from both to incorporate some of the S2 data of the two primary targets. I now see what you mean about being inundated and feeling the need to process all the data . Cannot wait myself as there is so much good stuff there.   Regards the Heart and Soul I hope you don't mind my take on the data as I have a lot of experience, trials and tribulations, which has put me in a good place to process this data. Will reply to your questions a bit later.  Really great hearing from you again Simon and I expect you're looking forward to pier 13 being up and running real soon.  Best wishes,  Ray 

Nicely done Ray. Dave

Thanks Dave. From the help you've been giving Jeff and what you have done on that image using APP I will certainly download a trial just as soon as I have locked in my own RAM what I've learned so far using PixInsight. Until I've done things many times over my memory won't hold onto it for very long. It's an age thing. It will certainly be interesting to see how the two apps compare at different stages of processing.  Cheers,  Ray