all my stars are covered with blue halos and abberration
is there anything i have done wrong? did i focus wrong? or is my lens just bad? (im using an 18-55mm kit lens)
how do i fix this?
this is my second time taking deepsky astrophotos so pls give some tips on how i can remove some of the wierd things popping up on my photos
#purple halos
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looks like vhromatic abberation to me
is there a way i can like reduce its effect in photoshop or something?
or even just avoid it beforehand
18-55 is a kit lens
so get a non kit lens
i think there are soem things you can do in ps
pay up
i have a 50mm ef lens
would that be better?
should i sacrifice field of view for quality?
f/1.8?
yeh
it has lots of distortion near the edges
i have to heavily crop the image before i get anything good out of it
stop it down to like f/3.whatever
a prime lens is usually better thana zoom lens
and it has a bigger aperatur
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@timber rover
didnt waste shit
how much time did you spend trouble shooitng
like while shooting
like 3+ hours but thats only because im with my friend and he also has his own thing going on with me
you learned!
unfortunately the next week or so is looking like rain here
and then the moon will come up
so ill have to wait like a month to try ur suggestion out
might wanna look nitoa better lens first
ok
i was thinking the other directions but anythign goes
theres targetsfrom 8mm to millions of mm
maybe not past a few thousand if youre on earth
more integration
this picture was 45 minutes plus
thats nothing
really?
yeah
how much should i aim for
you want 3 hours minimum
well thers no minimum
depends on how much noise you want
lemme find somehting
after around 7-8 the difference isnt too much
so atleast 2-3 hours
below 2h is like only noise
diminishing returns
bigger aperature
bigger?
but u said to take my aperture from f1.8 to f3 something
oki
also i couldnt stop thinking about this
are there other things
in the image that are off?
things that i can improve using skill not equipment
stuff that i wouldnt notice
but someone with more experience would
gimme the stack
Could you share the raw stack? It looks possible to get a nice image (:
ok
sorry took so long to reply
busy with tests and term exams atm
Google Docs
this the closest i have to a raw stack
pretty sure the only thing i did was give it background extraction on siril
i also have the data i took from the 50mm
but it has black line things on the side because my manual tracking wasnt very good
Google Docs
You can get rid of the violet, but it has an impact on the rest of the data.
already tried and got the same result
carina nebula lost all its colour
what if u make a star mask in photoshop
and reduce the purple?
first time im stacking in sequator
usually i use dss
but didnt know that bit information
thx
maybe i could restack in dss
but ive deleted all the photos already unfortunately
next time 🙂
Maybe try to strech the image a bit and then remove the stars with starnet
Than remove the purple only on the stars layer
And then put stars back
gud idea
Just a correction. It is ok to stack with sequator. Sometimes the colours come out better . But in that case stack the images in dss and use stars from dss and starless from sequator
That is what i do sometimes
re stacking the images atm using deepskystacker
so ill see the result and send it here
btw i got the images back from recycle bin it wasnt that hard
and i just got into editing the photo
its appearing to have little to no chromatic aberration
havent fully processed it tho
also if u want i can send the raw stack here if u want to have a crack at editing it
Sure
it is this
pls send a result here so i can look at how gud the data is
wat
feet
did ur cat get on the keyboard
im kinda shit at processing ngl
i think if u crop the edges it would look better
yeha