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Canon T3 - H-alphaRGB - First try
Full Moon, high humidity with a faint fog.
Well, let me try to explain what was done.
1. First, 15 subs RGB, ISO 800 and filter Skyglow with 240 seconds.
Image of file RAW CR2 - photo 1
Image from stacking in DSS - photo 2
note: Stack in DSS disappeared with original colors informations.
Image of HDR process in Photoshop CS3 - photo 3
2. Then, 7 subs filter H-alpha 12 nm, sensor RGB Canon T3, ISO 1600 with 240 seconds.
Image of file RAW CR2 - photo 4
Image from stacking in DSS - photo 5
3. I did two different process with H-alpha in HDR of Photoshop CS3 to be used in global process.
Image of H-alpha with HDR wide field - photo 6
Image of H-alpha with HDR central field - photo 7
4. Copied the Red channel of light image RGB and done superposition of images H-alpha:
layer 2 - image Halfa wide field - 40 % opacity
layer 1 - image Halfa center field - 50% opacity
background - light image RGB - 100% opacity
5. Applied only curves, bright, contrast and to reduce of presence of stars minimum filter.
Final image - photo 8
note: It was not applied any other filter or process. My intention was to see the performance of H-alpha filter with unmodified Canon.
More tests wil be done.
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