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Originally Posted by [1ponders]
How about using the red channel as a luminance with your ToUcam shot, use the ToUcam for the colour and the luninance for the detail.
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Unfortunately, too much time between ToUcam and DMK shots, Paul.
Have a look at how average the seeing was.
To be fair, this was taken earlier in the night when the planet was only at around 27 degrees, whereas the DMK Mars was around 33 degrees.
I also think the seeing picked up a tad by the time I'd settled in for some DMK work.
The thing about the ToUcam is at least the NPH stands out, compared to the DMK. This I believe is mostly the result of the ToUcam's blue channel. From what I have seen, the blue channel captures a lot of the upper atmosphere data like the NPH and cloud formations etc
This will be fixed as soon as I begin capturing in RGB with the DMK.