TheSkySearchers

I took a crack at HOO to see what a more natural color scheme might be. Because I can't throw anything away, I used the nii as a luminance frame. Very similar process in StarTools as I used for the SHO version last week.
Rob, did you drizzle this data in the calibration process. Or do you really have that large a sensor in use? Thanks for letting us get our hands on it!

Bob

Good one Bob. You have really brought out the nebulosity!

Regards

Graeme

my retailer has helped me on removing the leaked transmissions for the nii and ha filters via pixel maths, pm and i can give you the equation , if it works i might write a short tutorial .

I've never used Nii, I gave it a try but could not come up with anything I liked, so I did HOO.

That's a nice variant Carole. You have some fine detail in the iris.

So you won't be wanting an Nii filter for Christmas then?

Regards

Graeme

I posted a link to this challenge on Eileens Lounge. Here's one of Ken's goes at it using Ha -->Red | Nii -->Green | Oiii -->Blue and then applying a Technicolor effect with Affinity Photo, which involves inverting the colours in each channel R-->G, G-->M, B -->Y.


I like it!

Regards

Graeme

Thanks Graeme.

So you won't be wanting an Nii filter for Christmas then?

I have hardly seen anyone use one and when they do it seems a very odd coloured result as did this when i tried to process it. So no, it is not on my Christmas present list.

You have some fine detail in the iris.

Yes I did concentrate on that area to get some nice detail.

Carole