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[ZeroID (Brent)]

Statue of Liberty Nebula.
20 mins each of RGB, 120 mins Ha, processed in CS2

[Atmos (Colin)]

The Ha is showing up but it all looks a bit dark on my iPhone... not exactly the best screen though haha
You’ve got some nice data to play with though

[glend (Glen)]

Brent, nice start. The alignment (registration) looks off to me. As per my PM try registering the channel files in DSS (creating a reg file) instead of trying to align in Photoshop.
Cheers
Glen

[Peter Ward]

Stick with it

P.S.

The fact you are using CS2 is cool.....a little known fact is, most bank notes have a "constellation" on them.

The "EURion cluster" is used as an anti-counterfeit device that modern versions of image processing (scanning/printing software) that will not let you scan, let alone print bank notes.

Try to scan a pound/yen/dollar with Photoshop CC and see how far you get!

Early versions of Photoshop don't care

You can scan as much as you like....but print...well OK...that too....but ....I suspect there may be serious consequences if you try hand out your efforts!

[ZeroID (Brent)]

Thanks guys, Glen has give me some more processing pointers so expect improvement.

Xerox equipment have a clever piece of print imaging software which can be used to identify the machine for similar counterfeiting reasons. I think some of them won't even copy a banknote, they abort the process.

[ZeroID (Brent)]

Reprocessed a bit more conventionally.

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

A refreshing approach. Well done.