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Hi Ivo,

Good catch. That green snuck up on me.

I'm a fan of MaxRGB. One's eyes and brain get used to what's on the screen. MaxRGB is a remarkably fast way to return to reality. You just have to remember to use it!

Russ

Digging out this galaxy pair was rewarding. The text and image were uploaded to Astrobin this morning, at https://www.astrobin.com/p9dxg1/ ********************** NGC 3100 and NGC 3095—Galaxy Pair in Antlia I believe this is the is the first time this pair has been imaged and published by an amateur....

I just uploaded this image and text to Astrobin, at https://www.astrobin.com/q8hkd2/?nc=user The image will get a tepid response from Astrobin users, because they are mainly interested in aesthetics. But I enjoyed uncovering this strange, little galaxy. **************** NGC 2310: a Boxy Lenticular G...

This text and image were uploaded to Astrobin this morning, at this URL https://www.astrobin.com/ppmzpi/ This is an RGB image with synthetic luminance. Total integration time was 2.5 hours. *************** NGC 2559: The Mystery Galaxy I believe this is the is the first time NGC 2559 has been imaged ...

This text and image were uploaded to Astrobin this morning, at this URL: https://www.astrobin.com/t8ahm7/ ******************** Parent of Many Dwarfs: NGC 2997 This image is part of my on-going project to image and publish peculiar galaxies in the Southern Hemisphere. NGC 2997 is an eye-catching gran...

This image received a Top Pick from Astrobin this morning. I used to be a pure PixInsight person and I doubt that I could have achieved such a pleasing result from PI by itself. These days, I use PI only for preprocessing. The hard stuff is done entirely in StarTools. Thank you Ivo!

Russ

Hi happy-kat, I'll just mention that STReplay doesn't work with Mac computers. I think Topgraphic made a great suggestion: "I like the last idea of the log file being available by the press of a button (with an option to hide the mask details preferably) and a save possibility. Perhaps an option to ...

NGC 2217 is part of my on-going project to image peculiar galaxies in the Southern Hemisphere. The following text and image were uploaded to Astrobin this morning, at this URL https://www.astrobin.com/c5i0ph/?nc=user *************** NGC 2217: The Swirling Galaxy This galaxy (very rarely imaged by am...

This text and image were uploaded to Astrobin this morning. Here is the link: https://www.astrobin.com/8wt8wj/ ****************** NGC 1792: A Chaotic Starburst Galaxy I believe this is the is the first time NGC 1792 has been imaged and published by an amateur. But it has received a lot of attention ...

Thanks, Ivo. Your comments are a great way to start the new year!

Russ