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Old 04-10-2018, 06:14 AM
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That depends on the source(s) of light pollution, but the best way to know for your location would be taking a few alternate exposures with a Lum filter and a light pollution filter and see which one has the highest SNR. If light pollution is heavy though, then I would drop the idea of using LRGB filters altogether and do narrowband only (that's what I used to do when I lived in Sydney and Brisbane).
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