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Originally Posted by irwjager
Hi Alex,
Have a look at one of the YouTube videos on using the Compose module and be sure to use the 1.6.x versions as it makes narrowband processing super easy.
Load your SII as using the Red/S-II button, Ha using the Green/Ha button, and O-III as Blue/O-III button. Set exposure times as recorded for each channel.
Process the detail as normal (ST will automatically create a synthetic luminance frame for you from the three stacks with "Luminance, Color" set to "L + Synthetic L from RGB, RGB"). You will be processing the detail in mono, until you hit the Color module.
Once you hit the Color module, use the SHO (HST) preset for a start, and then marvel at the many different color renditions you can achieve with a single click using the Matrix parameter. There is bound to be one to your liking!
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Thank you..I am absolutely impressed that you would help me.
I took a look on my phone but will look on my desk top when the batteries recharge.
Thank you..a thousand times thank you.
I have always felt StarTools was a great outfit , the way you dealt with my enquiries I doubt anyone else would be that kind...folk need to appreciate just what StarTools represents in terms of help and concern..I always felt that I was important and not just another client.
For my part I will try and show just how good a product StarTools is for all astrophotograpers..I feel the only limitation with the program is the user cause the more I work with it the more that opens up......and that it can do all that more expensive programs claim.
It is great.
Thanks I really appreciate you taking the time to help little old me..that is really something.
Alex