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From a Telescope live data set observed on Dec 28, 2023 LRGB image 5 60 sec exposures each channel. This data was ucalibrated and quite challenging to process. Processed in Astro Pixel Processor, StarTools 1.8, Starnet++ 2.0, GIMP 2.10, Topaz Denoise AI. Telescope: Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 106mm Focal ...

Gabriela Mistral Nebula NGC 3324 IC 2599
Telescope: 20" Planewave CDK
Camera:Finger Lakes FLI-PL6303E
Siding Spring Observatory
Premium Image Set iTelescope.net
Processed in AstroPixel Processorand StarTools 1.8
9X300 seconds each channel RGB w/synthetic Luminance

What can I say really clean data from a big scope, in the darkest dry-est place on Earth with sub 2" seeing.

Processed from a Telescope live pro data set. SHO 10 min X 4 per chan. Taken with 1M ASA 500N, Newtonian . Located in the Atacama Desert, Chile.
Camera: FLI PL 16803
Resolution: 0.27 arcsec/pixel
Software: Astropixel Processor 1.80 and StarTools 1.7

Thanks, Ivo.

I think it might be possible to separate the color image into R,G,B channels individually using compose save those individually as mono. then try registering/ scaling them ( Mono channels) in APP, assigning each to an individual channel. Then Use compose to recombine them as you like?

I miss the ability to use de noise outside of track in 1.7. It is not something I use often. But, found it helpful in a couple of cases. Other than that I feel 1.7.XXX is a great improvement over 1.6.

-Dave

Thor’s Helmet, NGC 2359 is an emission nebula in Canis Major similar to the Bubble Nebula. However unlike the Bubble Nebula the central star is Wolf-Rayet star WR7. It is approximately 12,000 light years distant. Imaged with a remote telescope from iTelescope, New Mexico Skies Observatory, Mayhill, ...