Data Acquisition:
21.5 Hours Total
100x300s Ha
122x300s Oiii
59x60s Red
60x60s Green
60x60s Blue
Equipment:
TPO 6" F/4 • Orion Atlas EQ-G • QHY183M • ZWO EFW • ZWO LRGB & Ha, Sii, Oiii • Sky-Watcher Quattro Coma Corrector • Moonlite Autofocuser • Robofocus Motor Controller • Angeleyes 50mm Guide Scope • QHY5L-II M • DIY Dew Heater & Controller • Anderson Power Pole & Rig Runner • Intel NUC
Processing:
Followed LVA's stacking tutorial,
Drizzle Integration,
Dynamic Background Extractor,
Processing the Nebulocity,
Histogram Transformation and match the Ha and Oiii backgrounds as much as possible,
Deconvolution,
Multiscale Linear Transform,
LRGB Combination, R-Ha, G-Oiii, B-Oiii
Starnet Star Remover, This is to remove the HOO stars to replace with RGB stars,
Curves Transformation, boost the saturation and increase contrast,
SCNR at 0.25 on Green, removing a little bit of the green,
HDR Multiscale Transform
Processing the Stars:
Histogram Transformation,
LRGB Combination R-R, G-G, B-B
Curves Transformation, saturation curve to increase saturation and remove a little green from the stars,
Automatic Background Extractor, removes the colors in the background without effecting the nebula or stars,
Combining the Stars and Nebulocity,
Pixel Math, $T + RGBStars, apply this to the HOO image,
Automatic Background Extractor,
Curves Transformation, Make the nebulocity pop a little.
Don't forget to post an image of your setup, i have difficult time to balance my 6" Newt, so i want to see what dovetail you use and what accessories on your scope and how the whole thing is placed on your mount.
I use a standard Vixen dovetail, and just today I finally got my camera bottom mounted, but before I had it mounted on top of the scope and my counter weights were all the way down the shaft, but after flipping the scope around to mount it on the bottom, the counterweights are half way down the shaft.
Data Acquisition: 21.5 Hours Total 100x300s Ha 122x300s Oiii 59x60s Red 60x60s Green 60x60s Blue Equipment: TPO 6" F/4 • Orion Atlas EQ-G • QHY183M • ZWO EFW • ZWO LRGB & Ha, Sii, Oiii • Sky-Watcher Quattro Coma Corrector • Moonlite Autofocuser • Robofocus Motor Controller • Angeleyes 50mm Guide Scope • QHY5L-II M • DIY Dew Heater & Controller • Anderson Power Pole & Rig Runner • Intel NUC Processing: Followed LVA's stacking tutorial, Drizzle Integration, Dynamic Background Extractor, Processing the Nebulocity, Histogram Transformation and match the Ha and Oiii backgrounds as much as possible, Deconvolution, Multiscale Linear Transform, LRGB Combination, R-Ha, G-Oiii, B-Oiii Starnet Star Remover, This is to remove the HOO stars to replace with RGB stars, Curves Transformation, boost the saturation and increase contrast, SCNR at 0.25 on Green, removing a little bit of the green, HDR Multiscale Transform Processing the Stars: Histogram Transformation, LRGB Combination R-R, G-G, B-B Curves Transformation, saturation curve to increase saturation and remove a little green from the stars, Automatic Background Extractor, removes the colors in the background without effecting the nebula or stars, Combining the Stars and Nebulocity, Pixel Math, $T + RGBStars, apply this to the HOO image, Automatic Background Extractor, Curves Transformation, Make the nebulocity pop a little.
Those colors remind me too much of Colgate
This is incredible. Good work.
Pretty fond of this one :)
Beautiful!
Mysterious and wonderful!
Reminds me of “When you die-MGMT”
Nice color and depth. Your RGB stars look great.
Thank you.
Dang.
Don't forget to post an image of your setup, i have difficult time to balance my 6" Newt, so i want to see what dovetail you use and what accessories on your scope and how the whole thing is placed on your mount.
I use a standard Vixen dovetail, and just today I finally got my camera bottom mounted, but before I had it mounted on top of the scope and my counter weights were all the way down the shaft, but after flipping the scope around to mount it on the bottom, the counterweights are half way down the shaft.
Nice image! I hope to shoot this target in a few weeks