"alphaQuad" <alp### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> It is probably evident that it is a photograph of the Milky Way needing cosmic
> resolution; just the photos I could find with color differences and flaws, but
> about 90% of it in one image.

It's not only the low resolution - it's also the bad stitching-together. Hiding
the seams from us would improve the look by some light-years, so to speak.

> So what Ideas you got?
> Draw the Milky Way with pov script?
> Make a giant image file?
> What tools?

Shoot from a different angle so you the seams are not in view.
Blend the sams more smoothly.
Use your imagination.

I can't believe there's no high-res 360 degree imagery of the sky already
waiting on NASA's servers to be picked up. And if it's *too* high-res, there's
always the possibility to scale it down a bit, crop it to the portions that
will be visible in your shots, or whatever.

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