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Originally Posted by dennis
Did you apply any special processes or techniques to bring out this previously hidden data?
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Sorry Dennis, forgot to reply to this.
I didn't use any
special technique, but used my normal (lengthy) processing routine.
- Split your avi into individual BMP files
- Use ppmcentre to crop, centre and sort by quality
- Use netpbm tools to split each bmp into R/G/B bmp's.
- Use registax to align/stack each set of R/G/B bmp's, into a "master red", "master green" and "master blue". I used mild wavelets (#3 - 10, #4 - 15) here.
- Opened each "master" in AstraImage.
- On each master, convert to greyscale, Maximum, LR deconvolution
- RGB combine (combine the R/G/B images back into a colour image)
- Gamma adjust and light USM
Because the original raw frames were so sharp already, the LR deconvolution brought out a quite hard edge, so in photoshop I made a selection of just the inside of the planet, inverted it onto a new layer and did a 1 pixel radius guassian blur to soften it.
That's it!