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Originally Posted by Paul Haese
Mike, not a bad idea for getting rid of the noise, but I think I am gonna get capture more data in the next day or so to get rid of the noise. Certainly the last image I did not push as hard but this data seemed to take more. I still have the other data and I might yet take your idea up. I just don't like that soft look that the other image had. It looked ok when I processed it but now I have sorted the collimation and got sharper data this is what I am looking to achieve but obviously a lot smoother. As you can appreciate sharp data makes for better images in the long run.
You did a great job on the data combine, slightly blurred but looks very smooth now. I defer to your skills.
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If you blink the combo image with your latest sharpened version you will see that all the detail is indeed still all there but without the noise, I think you'll find it is just a first impressions illusion that it is blurred
I have been caught by this illusion in the past myself
But, Yes, get more data that is always the best
Mike