That is an excellent capture with heaps of detail. The image data looks very rich and you have avoided the dreaded onion rings - well done.
Once I got to the quality of image you produced above, the next two steps that teased that extra bit of sharpness was using Striker’s JMI ex-motofocus and having spells of seeing so good that during avi capture, I could see the white spots more or less continuously, steady and in real time on the notebook display. In fact, I often focus on these white spots, which gives an indication that the avi will produce a good final image.
If you are still using the OEM focuser on the C9.25, I take my hat of to you!
Cheers
Dennis
PS - I originally thought David meant the trots.......
actually i had the trots earlier in the week, and thought i was over them, but enjoyed a crowny last night with lisa's visiting brother and they came back.
And here's one with a little rgb split and AstraImage process action we've just completed.
What do you think. This one better? Or the prior post with just the wavelets backed off a tad?
PS - Has anyone figured out how to recombine the stacked RGB images without the histostretch that automatically applies when you convert to greyscale in AstraImage????
Dennis - yes, we're still using the manual stock focuser which came with the 9.25. What does 'OEM' stand for, by the way?
Hi Matt
OEM = "Original Equipment Manufacturer" meaning as it came from them, without any modifications or accessories. Sorry for that, it's a term much used in the aerospace and electronics industries.
