Really bad things going on

[Andymac79]

OK so after fitting and using a CLS clip filter in my 1000d my images have really gone down hill, not that they were ever really up hill.

Anyway, heres a couple of screen shots, (handfull of 120 sec 50mm subs with darks) the first one straight from DSS The red is pushed way over to the left and the GB is all way over there somewhere

After just trying to even them up with levels they are more equal but the images are always horrible green in the middle and red round the edges.

Now is this gradient? vignetting? rubbish equipment, poor technique, bad sky, off focussing.... All of the above im sure

But can someone suggest some help? Im not expecting Hubble results but this is just silly.

Single sub in TIF if anyone can fix it theres a beer waiting.

IMG_7174.tif

[Steve Ward]

Can you post the stack from DSS , there's not much can be done with a single sub . .

There's a definite focus issue though ,

Steve.

[dph1nm]

Make sure you have RGB Background Calibration switched on in DSS. This should line up the three histograms.

If you don't have flats then adjusting the levels manually may well cause radial colour gradients (depending on how you do it).

NigelM

[Andymac79]

Thanks guys, I cant load the DSS stack, its larger than 20mb

How do I post a large file?

[andrewluck]

Upload it to Dropbox or one of the similar services. Post the link here.

Andrew

[Daniel-K]

the cls filters produce a green hue download HLGV it gets rid of it

[Andymac79]

Any chance of a link? Google is struggling with that one.

Im trying to upload the DSS stack............

[andrewluck]

How about http://www.dropbox.com

[Andymac79]

How about http://www.dropbox.com

I found that one, its the PS plugin im struggling with

[Daniel-K]

http://blog.deepskycolors.com/archivo/2010/04/26/hasta-La-Vista-green.html

[Andymac79]

http://blog.deepskyc...ista-green.html

Thanks Daniel, that looks like just the job for me. Ill get on it tomorrow, I wonder if theres a plugin for the rest of my problems...