Beautiful, stunning image

[Picture North Carolina]

Not necessarily from a Canon, but as photographers you might appreciate a stunningly beautiful picture, no matter what the source:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2629817/Hubbles-best-picture-yet.html

[canonnoob]

wow that is fantastic...btw we all know they are using a 5d in that telescope... THERES NO NEED TO HIDE IT NASA!!!!

[Canonswhitelensesrule]

Actually it's a picture from a test model of the new 1D Mark IV that Canon will be announcing on Sept. 29th.

[Cosha]

My stupid hand clicked on page 3, you all talkin bout hooters right :D

[yogestee]

I'd love a poster of that image on my wall..

[300Dplus]

"....streams of gas racing at over 600,000mph from a dying star"
Wanna talk about "action shooting techniques?" :lol:

[golfecho]

"....streams of gas racing at over 600,000mph from a dying star"
Wanna talk about "action shooting techniques?" :lol:
NASA just selected a fast shutter speed.

[Picture North Carolina]

I'd love a poster of that image on my wall..

http://internal.hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2009/25/image/a/warn/

[Todd Lambert]

Handheld?

[mr7q]

Gorgeous shot! A rousing endorsement for the camera techs at NASA. If there was ever cause for the question of "Is this copy of my lens soft?" upon purchase, I think Hubble may have taken the cake.

[NMGolfHacker]

Actually it's a picture from a test model of the new 1D Mark IV that Canon will be announcing on Sept. 29th.

Do you have a link that I could read?

[Lazuka]

It makes you feel so so small doesn't it?

[JeffreyG]

Considering the cameras on the Hubble, this was heavily photoshopped.

[number six]

Considering the cameras on the Hubble, this was heavily photoshopped.

Of course. After all, much of the light gathered isn't even visible to the human eye, so the too-long and too-short wavelengths have to be translated into the visible spectrum...

-js