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An attempt at more than an experiment.
4hrs each S H O 30s 250g
1hrs each R G B 30s 139g
3hrs L 15s 139g
ASI1600MM + Antlia pro 3nm. -10C
EON85 560mm
NINA & PI
ABE, NoiseXterminator, Generalised Hyperbolic Stretch
LRGBcombination + light star reduction(BB)
(SHO)LRGBcombination
(HO)NBRGBCombination + extra light star reduction(BB)
As always, criticism, tips most welcome.
And a poorly stretched one that had too much hydrogen (4hrs of 90s 200g) and a severe calibration issue, caused by the slightest rotation of the camera (bumped?) between lights & darks, fixed later by registering with "nearest neighbour" interpolation in either APP or PI
xelasnave
24-11-2022, 05:06 AM
Truely magnificent John and an absolute pleasure to look at.
Alex
AstroViking
24-11-2022, 08:03 AM
Great set of images, John.
The blue one I like the best, being all swirly and detailed and so many things for the eye to focus on.The green one (...Combination_SR1) looks suitable creepy and plague-like...
Cheers,
V
Thanks Alex.
Cheers Steve, I couldn't decide on how I wanted to combine them, I like the SHO the best too ;)
Nikolas
24-11-2022, 11:58 AM
Middle one is defintely the best
Excellent capture john . I like personally like the middle image.
Crater101
24-11-2022, 08:51 PM
These are all good, but I do like the blue one the most, the colour is superb!
Thanks Kuz.
Thanks Warren.
AdamJL
25-11-2022, 09:42 AM
I like the core in that first one. Good work!
Doogs38
26-11-2022, 09:15 PM
Superb wide-field, John. I envy your skies mate. I’m a sucker for palettes with blue so that’s my fave. That said, I wonder if it’s possible to blend some of the blue image with the red/green to draw out some blue colour in and around the core? The green image reminds me of what I see visually with my 14” dob. Love your work :thumbsup: Alex
Cheers Alex! Ok, after a little swearing :lol:
xelasnave
27-11-2022, 07:46 AM
Excellent John.
Alex
Doogs38
27-11-2022, 08:11 AM
Lolz, your PI swear-jar will be as full as mine John :lol: That’s excellent John, you truly nailed the blend in IMHO and the advantage of a mono+filter setup is shining through. Did you accomplish that with pixelmath and masks? Alex
Cheers Alex^2
I tried a whole bunch of things, but from memory I think I made 2 pixel math combinations of the SHO & HOrgb 50/50 & 60/40 and then combined those, I think. Then made a softened green mask (BB) and then curves: a, blue and a touch of desaturation, I think. I kept the SHO open as I tweaked it until the blue was roughly the same.
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