#18 hour Crescent nebula
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Ningún problema, signed. Google translate
Optolong Lenhance, ZWO UV/IR cut, ASI 294MC pro, should be platesolved already
Pix and PS of course, nice data honestly.
oops
(he forgor)
ratbag gettingt too op
giving this a run now
how do yall make it so purple
pink
bc this is mine after star removal
also youve got amp glow on the bottom left
nicee
tell me the way
DBE on this is sacrilege
-align the rgb,hoo stacks
-SPCC both
-blurx, dsnr and starnet
-split the channels into Ha, O1, O2
-combine O1 and O2, i find a 1:5 ratio of the blue channel and green channel gives the cleanest Oiii image
-combine into a HOO, then curves (mainly blue S curve, also brought down green to make it less green)
-HT the RGB stars, saturation curves, SCNR green, then magenta at 40%
-combine then slight tweaks in Ps
everyone does HOO for this
anyone with any sense at least
anything else looks weird asf for 2 channels
and is just wrong lol
deepsnr on HOO? doesnt it need 3 colour channels to work
it does have 3 colour channels
this is an OSC image
so it always has 3 distinct channels
R,G,B
sorry, 3 noise profiles
also what do you mean "allign the rgb and hoo stacks?"
star alignment
so like matching their framing
right
are there youtube tutorials on how to do these processes?
so for SPCC on the HOO image, what do i do for the green filter?
like this?
@fluid sage
no its just practice makes perfect and getting critiqued by people on your processes
yeah thats right
right...
also what do you mean by o1 and o2?
and where should i extract ha from
oh thats just what i named the G and B channels, because they basically represent the Oiii signal with varying amounts of noise
R channel
also im asking a lot of questions bc i dont know what im doing lol
yeah thats all good, i dont mind helping out at all
so in the dual narrowband images, R represents Ha, G represents Oiii, and B also represents Oiii
how do i combine the g and b?
so if you do a channelextraction on the RGB image (taken through a dual narrowband filter) then you are left with 1 Ha image and 2 Oiii images
i just did (O1+O2*0.2)/1.2
because the O2 (blue channel) is weaker, i weigh the image by less (the coefficent 0.2), so it contributes to the signal without contributing excessively to the noise
its a balance
theres a formula to estimate SNR, but i used it and it didnt work
usually it works just fine, but not for this image idk why
the guy that made astrosharp made a calculator
isnt that an SNR estimate for before you take your images?
proll
so you know how many subs it takes?
oops
yeah dont use global context
do the triangle or square
just make sure its on "create new image"
or it will replace an existing image
ok got it
so now i use the GB to combine with the greyscale Red (ha)?
how do i do thaat
same formula?
man narrowband processing is so complex
this is why i stick to broadband
once u got the Oiii channel
do ChannelCombination
Ha in red
Oiii in g and b
im prolly asking for a lot - it would be more helpful if you could give give more detail what youre doing in this
yeah thats it
whoch part specifically? thats the whole workflow
like go more indepth in the processes
maybe tmrw i cant type it all out on my phone
I usually did this for OSC duoband data but in this instance it really didn't seem to make a difference worth while.
Careful DBE is necessary as that patch of oiii right beside the crescent isn't accurate. Checked my crescent data to confirm.
Still showed up on mine a bit but it was suppressed a tad.
Ahh, ngl didnt know that could be there, literally my house coords too, how to remove?
(files arent in the folder until theyve been removed)
💀

Also should say, nice processes guys! loving it!
Nah aint amp glow, theres a bright star there just out of frame, does look similar to amp glow tho
wait does the 1:5 thing work as good as the statistics function method u gave me
fair, but who i was replying to put reference points all over the HA
Oof
im pretty sure metadata can be deleted manually in the fits header
the statistics are better, but you should run it on a starless so the stars dont affect stdev too much, so i just did it by eye this time
1:5 seems to work for this cam+filter combination
yeah, problem is you have to run DSNR before starnet, and after DSNR statistic doesnt work (no noise for the standard deviation evaluation)
so you gotta run starnet twice basically
which is annoying
that sounds stupid
Tbh i run starnet twice when using DSNR anyway, DeepSNR i find always adds some hallucination stars, even if its only a few, id rather not have them in my image so i use the starmask that was made before DSNR
😕
Sorry! i accidently left some stuff in the FITS header, so people could easily find my address from it
ill let you know when ive sorted it
I should probably try that too
I see some fake stars sometimes too
Thank you Ratbag152
@desert yarrow @crystal otter wait this is the final data right?
Yeah
Did you solved the address problem? The folder is still empty 😕
Sorry man I haven’t, I’ve just gone away on holiday so won’t be for atleast 6 days 
oh dam, looks like I dont have the stacks anymore.
you forgor 💀
Understood.. happy holiday
Just don't forget about me 😉
Thank you! I promise I won’t (:
You guys will get the stack today
@strange stratus @desert yarrow the 2x drizzle and star image are in there, im not sure where the 1x drizzled image has gone but if you need it i can restack it back
You don't have them in .xisf format, right? Fits would work also..
Nice.
made 2 versions so far. not really happy with them. having another crack from scratch
i think my background extraction killed it
Yeah but those files contain my home lat and long and i can’t figure out how to remove them from the fits header, so it was easier to convert to tif
Oh but that’s easy.. if that’s the problem. You open them with PixInsight, and then go to file-fits header. In the fits header you can edit and change the values which one of them is the location.. just leave it clean. This is what I do.
Just don’t forget to apply the changes.
I was asking because you loose a lot of file info when you do the change to tiff from a .xisf or a .fit.. but it’s ok. I’ll manage with those.. thank you for all 😉😉
Yeah sadly even when pressing "apply" it would not remove the location regardless, so it was just easier to go to a TIF file, ive checked the tif no data is lost besides astrometric data, all signal is the same and processing will be no different i can assure you (:
This ended up being my final, very pleased with the result
Absolutely brilliant.
Amazing Data and my first good try with splitting the image in HA and OIII feedback / tipps pls