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Originally Posted by avandonk
Did you notice Doug that with the method you used at least the stars are white! What you should do next is try to get a normal full spectrum colour image to get the star colours.
looks very good to me.
bert
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Agreed Bert (not the "looks good..."part, but the "...stars are white" bit!!!) - now a question!
Would that mean a short set of RGBs would be needed to capture star colours only - or is another 18x10mins job!!!!????
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Originally Posted by Hagar
Looks a lot better Doug. At least the stars don't have that pukey aqua halo we both have suffered from in the past with the Ha RGB blends.
Still work to be done but at least you seem to be on the right track.
Still waiting for my OIII and SII filters to arrive, some clear skies and then just the will to go out and get back into it again.
Well done Doug.
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Thanks Doug - yeah, those HaRGB star colours are as you say...pukey!!
I considered the SII filter, but really I think I would be wasting my time using it on a DSLR. Jeez, OIII is pushing the envelope as it is!!!
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Originally Posted by DavidU
Jeez that was a quick learn Doug ! It came out great. I also like Bert suggestion
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Beginners Luck David !!!
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Originally Posted by cookie8
That's awesome Doug. The 2 objects fit in nicely. Top drawer stuff. |
Too kind Vincent - this really is a very rough first go, but I'm happy it wasn't a complete disaster!! Cheers - how's that EQ5 going? Any more images coming our way soon??
Doug