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Could anyone advise on this ???


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Image of m31 (well sort of) taken on a fairly brightly moonlit night

45 30s Lights

25 30s Darks

No Flats (is this the problem?)

Stacked in DSS

Cropped (stacking artifacts)

Only one small level stretch in PS

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My question is could somebody please advise on what the light rings are emanating from the center of image ? Please ignore dust blob top left.

Thanks in advance to anyone taking the time to help, Oh and answers would be helpful if in "Laymans Terms...".

Thanks Again

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Hmmm. Are you allowing DSS to apply its transformations to the image when you save it? I would generally tell it not to apply them and then deal with the stretching myself in PS or whatever other application you use for processing.

James

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Oh, sorry, that was the single sub, hang on...

This is what I did with 30s subs and dark's. I still suck at processing, but you should be able to nudge a lot more out of it in DSS.

I can get more from the image but as I progress the rings get worse, Ive several ways of removing LP and gradients but with any more stretching the seem to reappear...

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Definitely worth a go. I'm sure the HEQ5 should be good for longer subs even with the 200P

James

I currently do not have the gear for guiding so spot on PA the order of the day, or I guess I will have to be prepared to scrap a lot of subs.... more hours in the garden..

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