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Originally Posted by Stonius
That's a wonderful image! Impressive indeed.
I have a (possibly silly) question; if you're narrowbanding it (I presume maybe OIII and Ha maybe Hb too) are you using the natural colour from those bands, or do you take some level of poetic licence to rotate the colours into different hues for clarity / separation / dramatic effect?
Cheers
Markus
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Narrowband tends to a lot of poetic license
Take this one, it has she sulphur as red (which is it), hydrogen as green (it's also red) and oxygen as blue (which it is).
Sulphur and hydrogen are both red, sulphur being a redder red
When just working with Ha and OIII sometimes a synthetic green is made from a combination of the two.