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NGC 578 has a fairly bright halo elongated 4' x 2' ESE-WNW fading rapidly toward the tips. The core is broad and just slightly brighter. The shot: TSOptics TSO RC8+ Risingcam IMX294 uncooled+ UVIR filter. 18x25" stack- mean ( 7,5 min. integ. total), Gain máx. Capture soft Risingtech. The ST basic w...

Versión de trabajo revisada el 06/12/2020

Ahora me lo descargo y me lo leo. Gracias por el trabajo

Startools es tan dinámico que una versión alfa pisa a la otra y es muy difícil seguir el ritmo de los cambios.

Messier 1 , the Crab Nebula, is the most famous and conspicuous supernova remnant in the sky. The shot: TSOptics TSO RC8+ Risingcam IMX294 uncooled+ UVIR filter. 20x25" stack- mean ( 8,3 min. integ. total), Gain máx. Capture soft Risingtech. Moon at 30% The ST basic work flow: Bin / Crop/ Wipe (Unc...

This object has always been difficult for those of us who do EAA. Atik's brightness (mag. 3.85) makes it difficult to see the faint nebula IC 138. The shot: TSOptics TSO RC8+ Risingcam IMX294 uncooled+ UVIR filter. 15x25" stack- mean ( 6 min. integ. total), Gain máx. Capture soft Risingtech The ST b...

Una vez acabado el tratamiento general, igual para todos los objetos celestes, hay una serie de tratamientos específicos para resaltar los detalles y eliminar al máximo los defectos. Cuando hablamos de estrellas, tanto de forma individual como agrupadas en cúmulos, nos podemos encontrar con halos ex...

NGC 2336 is a 10,46th magnitude Spiral Galaxy appearing in the constellation Camelopardalis. It is 104 million light years from our solar system. The shot: TSOptics TSO RC8+ Risingcam IMX294 uncooled+ UVIR filter. 15x25" stack- mean ( 6 min. integ. total), Gain máx. Capture soft Risingtech The ST mo...

Thanks for answering, Ivo I serve a custom workflow for EAA. Some tools I do not use and others I change the order, so I told you that each user could put them according to the order that gives the best result. I guess it's possible but it would give you a lot of work ..... if you can't, you can't. ...

Any possibility for this?

When objects are small, thin, and tilted (many small galaxies), the rectangular selection ROI tool makes it impossible to select them properly. If they could be selected with a freehand area like the one given by the Lasso tool it would be perfect.

Would there be a possibility to do so?