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Originally Posted by PRejto
Personally I don't think you absolutely need to treat the images any differently than a DSLR. In CCDStack you can play with the settings and immediately produce a colour image from each subframe. Just untick R/G/B but leave color ticked. Then select the correct Bayer pattern. Out comes the colour image.
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Interesting, I'll have to find what you mean there, look around the options.
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Originally Posted by IanP
Guys, I don’t know  why you are doing these complicated operations of extracting colours and then re-combining them again. I really don’t see any advantage of processing already colour image that way.
Roger, you use PixInsight, so, calibrate frames, register frames and integrate them. Then equalise RGB values to 1 and extract L and work separately on L and colour. Then re-combine L+colour(RGB).  |
I'd love to not need to split the RGB channels. It seems silly to do so, but I found if I didn't I ended up with grayscale images, colour data lost
I'll try in PI again, I'm not sure if I tried there originally or just CCDStack which is what I prefer using for .FIT
Thanks
