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Old 11-03-2018, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike View Post
Looking very good Col, lovely Ha processing I shot 70min on this before dawn myself this morning actually, just so as to not waste the clear and very steady sky ...how people struggle to see the running chicken in wide shots like this, is beyond me ...I can't unsee it

Mike
Your FOV is still larger than a four panel for me Processing for both of these has been very minimal. It's taken most of the day but I've finally finished drizzling all 464 subs. MacBook Pro has had it's fan screaming at me from across the room

So my final for the Ha is 464x300s (38.7 hours) and I'm planning on getting some RGB this new moon period. I've got one corner that is still suffering from tilt which shows up quite badly at F/3 but I do plan on fixing that before starting on the RGB. By the time the RGB is added it'll fix all of the star issues.

High Res at 2"/pixel

I do also plan on using Mikes GoodLook64 to make a starless version of this. I'm curious as to whether I can:
- Plate solve in PI and save as a FITS
- Open in GoodLook and remove stars and save back as FITS
- Open starless back in PI and use the Gradient Merge Mosaic

As long as PI has done it's thing I should be able to use the registration coordinates for when the stars were there and let GradientMergeMosaic do its thing
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