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Mike in Rancho wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 8:21 pm (or goodness no, starless)

+1. Let's hope the starless fashion ends soon; so much good data being trashed!

Here is my starless m52:












Hope you liked it.
But seriously ...!
Clear skies,
Steve

Hi everyone What we see, is an interesting one. Colour in particular. Arheim's masterful work 'Art and visual perception' (alianza 1954, ISBN 978-8420678740) deals in depth with how we see stuff and how our mind deals with what we see. It's almost as heavy as trying to process an image in pi. By way...

Hi Nice shot. Went through wipe, color, fringe killer, flux and autodev to keep more faint stuff. Working with the original stack, this should be really good. I'm not sure about the purple stuff in the galaxy arms. Otherwise, I think as you've seen, with the proliferation of false colour stuff, thes...

Hi everyone

More a bump than anything else so...
This would be especially useful when visualising the second AutoDev ROIs.

Cheers and clear skies,
Steve

[L + Synthetic L From R(2xG)B, R(GB)(GB) (Bi-Color from OSC/DSLR) Hi With an 600d, by far the noisiest channel is the B. The main advantage of splitting the channels is that you don't have to use B at all. G carries the same colour data as the B, but is much cleaner. That's with our UHC filter. I b...

Hi JTOL From where did you load the colour channels? Our UHC filter is very similar to your l-enhance. For this example we split the rgb channels into separate files whilst still in Siril, our preferred calibration and stacking app. With the predominant magenta, could it be you mixed up the channels...

Hi
Did you try the other colour options? There are loads of possibilities:

Hi
Lovely shot.
Judging by Google Image, I think any colour scheme is acceptable.
Cheers,
Steve

I struggle a bit with color

Hi and thanks for your reply.
A Google image search throws up myriad colour palettes so I don't think there's any right and wrong, especially with the recent introduction of narrow band filters. Hubble has a lot to answer for!
Cheers

Hi everyone

Seeing a little hazy/fuzzy but svdecon to the rescue. Two versions. Not sure about the colour.
eos700d on ES pn208 ~3h @ ISO800
HOO from UHC filter.

Cheers/Saludos,
Steve