Thanks all for your comments.
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Originally Posted by Startrek
Malcolm
In regard to Startools, I don’t follow what you mean about disabling the sliders and let it ride ?
What version of Startools are you using ?
Cheers
Martin
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When I use the Wipe module the gradient adjusts the reddish nebulosity into some fairly ugly bands across the image. I adjusted the Gradient sliders in different setting only to get changes in the gradients. I set them all the zero percent and got the last image which shows no bars as I did with the previous version. I was then able to get a better more detailed image. I am not going to give up on the Wipe tool as I need it for colour wiping but I will look at more details later. I usually follow the procedure on the website.
I am using the 1.7 latest version I downloaded last week. It has improvements in speed of processing.
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Originally Posted by Sunfish
Looks pretty good to me. Perhaps you can mask the star before stretch or apply lense corrections of the blue .
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Yes, masking will be another step to learn, Only basic auto star masking I use when required.
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Originally Posted by AdamJL
echo everyone else's comments. Don't be discouraged, you should be encouraged. That's a great image from that camera and you processed it well.
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Not discouraged, actually the latest output has boosted my spirit.
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Originally Posted by Nikolas
For a first attempt at a target that's not as easy as the orion nebula it's a good start, keep at it.
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This one is particularly hard for an un-modded camera. A modded camera should get deeper reds. So far I have to artificially create the reddish tinge.