#HELP! Siril background extraction is making the image worse!
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that sounds about right, sirils background extraction isn't very good. I'd recommend trying graxpert, it's served me very well
should be able to get rid of almost all gradients in the image
Can you only get it with Pixinsight?
no, it's a free standalone app
Really! Ill check it out! Thank you!
np! hope it helps!
Did you tick the dither option?
I did it with dither and without
Sometimes the autostretch will look worse than it actually is, try to stretch it even if it doesn't look great in the preview
I did, looks pretty horrific
uhhhh
oh if you click calculate background that should remove the gradients
this was it before I hit calculate background
oh that reminds me, graxpert also has an ai mode for gradient removal and denoising, it typically does a really good job
Ok I'll try that
just use the ai one
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Update: GraXpert with AI is out of beta now, so you no longer need to download the background model. Just install GraXpert from here, and you'll be good to ...
that manual one is identical to sirils
that was with the ai one?
Yeah
you might be cooked
i had to crop it pretty heavily so framing is weird now, but here's what i could fix https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bvT0zEh7WS-oyaWXG9AJypIfA8vPzM4D/view?usp=sharing
it's a little better, but still has some weird gradient
I don't know if it will work
But try setting smoothing to 0 with the ai for a test@cursive yacht
@cursive yacht Are you placing the samples correctly? I’ve had the best experience with Siril background extraction compared to graxpert
GraXpert is quite bad from my experience. Manual background extraction is much easier. The gradient here looks very complex. Artificial flats with photoshop or MSGR is best here.
That's pretty funny to read. RBF interpolation (the default one) in Background Extraction tool in Siril was written by the Gaxpert dev, it uses the same algorithm
Something went horribly wrong with this data. You have overcorrecting flat's I'm pretty sure, there's a VERY strong gradient on the top (so strong in fact, that DBE refuses to correct it) and there's a lot of banding.
What's your cam and bortle? How did you take flats and how long were they? Which calibration frames did you use? Do individual subs also display this gradient?
You have decent signal, there's even some IFN visible. The data can be saved I think but we need more details to help
Good point on the flats, how does a single flat look and did you try to stack without them?
I took it with a Televue np101 on loan, Sony a6400, and bortle 5-6