chilly flare
Hey
You can play with this 🙂
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xH3CwShN0pmreBzaCaOL8jB63vhoIKZz/view?usp=share_link
Enjoy
3 and half hours of imaging
300 sec subs with 1600 ISO
Nikon D5100 full spectrum
Optolong L-enhance
Sharpstar 61 EDPH II
EQ3-2 motorized
night plume
I took a shot at it. Thanks for the data!
chilly flare
I took a shot at it. Thanks for the data!
Amazing processing!
How did u get that colors?
channel extraction and pixel math?
split holly
with the filter you used, this is an ideal color palette to create. You can use pixelpath with channel extraction or curves/histogram to get it.
i'm working on star treatment and my rendition will be ready 😅
22.65mb 😬 i hope it's not too much trouble lol
chilly flare
damn
I certainly have a lot to learn
chilly flare
Maybe you have a tutorial link or a step by step processing tips
I will be really appreciated with that
split holly
it took me a while to get it from orange/green to gold/blue
(i mean, over the months of doing this)
night plume
love how your colors pop out. Great job
split holly
chilly flare
Yeah, understand you
I`m trying it know
night plume
Amazing processing!
it might not be the best way but I use this method. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkxhGhuj3YQ
split holly
You probably can just go right to the description and use the pixelmath formulas
if you have pixinsight there's an even easier way 😄 lemme find it
split holly
https://youtu.be/sJN8WJJHECU
with this, i think he's using no narrowband filter. the one you used would allow you to combine the green and blue for a new Oiii channel and then do HOO
sometimes my blue channel is so bad, i just go straight RGG lol. but i would mix green and blue at .6 and .4 normally
chilly flare
with this, i think he's using no narrowband filter. the one you used would allo...
Thanks a lot
Will try it definetelly
split holly
sometimes i will desaturate the stars to all white, or i'll also do a pixelmath on them. but i always process starless/stars apart from each other
chilly flare
@split holly @night plume
What about this one?
split holly
I like it!
That's very, very close to the palette I used. The magenta hue can be removed with a fun "trick" 🙂 invert the image, then run SCNR green on it, and then invert it back!
you get this 🙂
and to be honest, i believe that is superior to my revision 😂
night plume
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What about this one?
Really nice. I’d do what @split holly said and it should turn out amazing
split holly
that last image i posted is his image with the invert->scnr->invert done to it
night plume
that last image i posted is his image with the invert->scnr->invert done to it
Oh I though it was your image 
fair helm
RGB stars would be the cherry on top
chilly flare
RGB stars would be the cherry on top
Agree with you.
It's not easy to remove a filter from imaging train of the sharpstar scope unfortunately
fair helm
I see
split holly
Is it like the William Optics Z61, where the filter attaches to the flattener?