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allan gould
04-05-2010, 07:41 PM
Had a go at M66 with the QSI while the moon was up. Terrible gradient and forgot to do bias, and flats etc. as I was trying to get the OAG to work with the f6.3 reducer. A real struggle to get the spacing right.
Nowhere as good as Markus' shot at all but I though Id post it as I have 40 min of red, green and blue to put with it but Im really struggling with getting an LRGB shot together as Ive not done it before.
Bolts_Tweed
04-05-2010, 08:27 PM
Ahh but its a start mate - a bit more data and it has potential but as you said its a bit hard battling the moon and all. Damn inconvenient to lose 2 weekends a month - i'm sweating on next weekend my self. Im heading out to Leyburn on Thursday - looks like it'll be a good night - undergrads can do without me on Friday - they are probably already cheering.
What are you using for RGB combination (or are you doing it manually in PS or similar)?
Mark Bolton
David Fitz-Henr
04-05-2010, 11:11 PM
Yes, not a bad shot for only 40 minutes of data. I think you could probably sharpen up the detail a bit in PS still. The stars look just slightly eggy, but you could fix that in PS as well. Have you taken the Luminance, but not added it yet?
peter_4059
05-05-2010, 06:37 AM
Seems like there is plenty of detail in the galaxy Allan. I've pm'd you a link to an LRGB combine procedure for PS.
Hagar
05-05-2010, 06:32 PM
Nice start Allan, It has come up pretty well considering your woes.
Paul Haese
06-05-2010, 11:04 PM
Nice going Allan. Lovely detail.:thumbsup:
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