I missed this one Trev, nice Prawn from your OSC with only Ha and Oiii data. The Prawn is not easy target using OSC as you miss out on the Sii signal which does make a difference.
My preference is somewhere between the two images , too much colour saturation always bleeds coloured halos around your stars. Siril may have a tool to morph that halo colour into the surrounding nebulosity ( Startools does have such a tool )
Well done !!
Using Siril to split your dualband channels and process into a HST palette has given your images much more depth and life !!
That's so nice and I want a OSC with larger pixel sizes for my longer focal length scopes.
Everyone says mono is better but that's great if you have the conditions/set-up/time and opportunity but where I live just west of the blue mountains things disappear fast. Your OSC images are always beautiful.
I have a Player One with the older IMX178 (superseded by a later better sensor in the newer Neptune I believe) but it's small pixel size isn't great for longer focal length scopes (RC8 carbon, f8 152mm refractor (achromat sadly)). This from my former research when I was going to drop a few grand on a mono cooled camera.
