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+1 for concrete pier concreted in the ground with 12mm studding embedded in the concrete.
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Hope it solves your problem.....don't put them in a gas oven as the gas produces a lot of water which doesn't actually dry the desiccant out very much.
You should have a round plastic tool that helps you unscrew the cover on the desiccant chamber........
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You seem to have a problem with banding, any ideas why?
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That's nice Brian, lots of details and good contrast
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If its an ATIK camera then your desiccant tablets need replacing or drying out if they are fitted to your type of camera. This is a common problem and they need drying once per year. I put mine (ATIK 383L+) in an electric oven for 2 hours at 180 degC.
When you take them out of the oven do NOT touch them with your bare fingers/hands, I wrap them in foil to carry them to the camera and refit them with tweezers.
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You literally type in the image names with a minus sign between i.e. Melotte15 - starless
and it will create a new image for you, rename this as "stars" and away you go
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Hi John, To answer your question on PixInsight forum I use pixelmath as follows:
1. Stars Image = Original Image - Starless Image
2. Work on Starless image as required
3. New Image = Modified Starless Image + Stars Image
And don't forget the Stars Image is just about a perfect star mask as you can get
Hope this helps
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That is one beautiful image, brilliant detail, good interpretation of the SHO pallet with its colour, and perfect contrast control.....brilliant......my kind of image!!
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Brian, that is a cracking image, love the colours and the perfect contrast control
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Congratulations....well done!!!!
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17 hours ago, Jkulin said:
Thanks Dave, is that a script for PI? If it is a plugin for PS then will need to have a look as I have never fully processed an Astro image in PS I just use it to finish things off?
Hi John, Its a script in PI Script > Noise Reduction > MureDenoise. It is usually applied straight after the integration process and applied to each master before combining. This post refers:
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Nice image with good contrast, Give MureDenoise a try after integration its absolutely brilliant
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John, Have a look at using MureDenoise on your masters before you combine, its absolutely brilliant at removing the noise at the linear stage
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Now that is cheating LOL
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That is a cracking image, love the blue and orange/yellow rendered areas, and the contrast control is perfect.
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I like the reprocessed image with the greater detail and the orange colour, but like Adam the blue is too strong for me and would prefer is more a baby blue colour.
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Sry yes:
https://www.spacetelescope.org/projects/fits_liberator/stepbystep/
And I have template PS files with the layers all setup if you want a copy of them
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A very nice image, the Ha makes all the difference
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Another smart looking image Adam....SHO maybe?
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Hi Brenden,
Have a look at this, it works very well
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Hi Adam,
Have you ever seen this tutorial for combining RGB using Photoshop, before I switched to PixInsight I used this method with much success. Just ignore the fits liberator bit and the use the layer structure.
https://www.spacetelescope.org/projects/fits_liberator/stepbystep/
I do have template PS files with all the layers set up if you want a copy of them
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That is basis of a very nice image, lots of detail, should be superb when finished with RGB
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Hi Hector,
Try these two forums, you will get more reaction than you do on SGL, both are very good and very friendly
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Rosette in HOO - 2019 - 19h on 2 panels
in Imaging - Deep Sky
Posted · Edited by dave_galera
Alex, That is one of the best images of the Rosette I have ever seen, the detail is amazing....its almost 3D
Its very similar to this APOD but better!!
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap190412.html