Psycho chicken

[traveller (Bo)]

Having a bit of fun learning to use Astro Pixel Processor.
Some NB data on the Running Chicken. Still learning how to process colours etc.
Comments welcome.
Bo

[Atmos (Colin)]

You’re showing up the central region nicely there Bo

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Nice! You're up and running there.

[leon]

Indeed very nice, love the title. LOL

Leon

[RickS (Rick)]

Interesting treatment, Bo

[traveller (Bo)]

Originally Posted by Atmos

You’re showing up the central region nicely there Bo

Thanks Colin, your old 1600 is performing well with my scope.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Nice! You're up and running there.

Boom boom thanks M and T.

Originally Posted by leon

Indeed very nice, love the title. LOL

Leon

Thanks Leon.

Originally Posted by RickS

Interesting treatment, Bo

Thanks Rick, I pushed the colours a bit to show the swelling gas to the left of the image. There is a bit of grandienet to the bottom right I need to sort out, but happy as my first stacked NB image using APP.
cheers
Bo

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Looks good Bo...is that the Running Chicken?...I just can't make it out

Mike
not funny...

[RickS (Rick)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Looks good Bo...is that the Running Chicken?...I just can't make it out

Qu'est-ce que ç'est?

[RickS (Rick)]

Originally Posted by RickS

Qu'est-ce que ç'est?

For those not up on late 70s music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P7Giwo-f6g

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by RickS

For those not up on late 70s music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P7Giwo-f6g

...psycho chicken

[gregbradley]

Overall a pleasing image but the stars in the neb area seem too large or sharpened.

Perhaps the method you blended the RGB stars onto the narrowband was too large around each star. In Photoshop its best done with a lighten blend and select the stars with a slight overselection - not too much.

Greg.

[traveller (Bo)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

...psycho chicken

Thanks Rick and Mike, no reference to the band, but NB does lend itself to some psychedelic colours.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Overall a pleasing image but the stars in the neb area seem too large or sharpened.

Perhaps the method you blended the RGB stars onto the narrowband was too large around each star. In Photoshop its best done with a lighten blend and select the stars with a slight overselection - not too much.

Greg.

Thanks Greg, I only used NB data, no RGB data, my next project is to combine this NB data with my old DSLR/RGB data and see what I can get.