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Originally Posted by lazjen
Referring to your stacked image (#3) with the RGB levels, if I'm using DSS, what I would do from there would be:
* Checked the "Linked settings" box
* Grab one of the middle triangles and pull it to the left until the solid curve is near the left - don't go too far otherwise you'll starting clipping.
* Switch to the luminance tab and then adjust each of the settings there until the current diagonal line becomes a curve to mostly cover the solid curve.
* Switch to saturation tab and adjust if necessary.
You can get a result from this to export if you want.
A better idea is to take the stacked result you've got and process it further in another tool, like PS.
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Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reply. Here is the image after adjusting the RGB, saturation and luminance in DSS. When I tried in Startools and Nebulosity, I couldn't really improve the images contrast or colour balance (second screenshot)
I'm suspecting that maybe I just need to take longer exposures than 30 seconds at ISO 1600.
Cheers
Luke