IC 410 Tadpoles in Narrowband Bi-color

[Rudeviewer]

Been working on the processing of this one for a bit now since weather has been bad and i think this is the best i have come up with considering the short amount of data i collected on the OIII.  Learned a new way to combine Narrowband sets and process them and have been giving that a whirl.  I was also playing with binning this time around to see if i could get more data in a shorter amount of time.  It did work, but not considerable.  Shot with the Williams Optics GT81 with .8x FF/FR and my Atik 383l+ with Baader filters.  Pro and Cons Welcomed.

12x1200s HA 1x1 binning with calib files

4x900s OIII 2x2 binning with calib files

[Allinthehead]

Very nice image.

[Rudeviewer]

54 minutes ago, Allinthehead said:

Very nice image.

Thank you.  I think this new method works pretty well...

[cfpendock]

Lots of nice wispy stuff.  I like the colours - not overdone.  A tad green? (maybe my screen).

chris

[Rudeviewer]

I did run hvlg before saving so i dont think the green is there??  Its crazy because every screen can display something different.

[Nova2000]

Nice image. I think even I can see a bit of green. Maybe my phone! 

Nice detail. 

Rajesh 

[Rudeviewer]

OkI took the crop of this and instead of using HVLG I used SCNR.   Does it seem to have made a difference?

[swag72]

I'm not sure I can see any green at all - the detail looks good  

[PatrickGilliland]

Good solid image.  Vibrant colours and detail well done.

Paddy

[Rudeviewer]

6 hours ago, swag72 said:

I'm not sure I can see any green at all - the detail looks good  

Thank you Sara.  Means a lot.

 

1 hour ago, PatrickGilliland said:

Good solid image.  Vibrant colours and detail well done.

Paddy

Thanks Paddy.  Much appreciated.

[simmo39]

Like it, like it lots!

[laudropb]

Very nice image. No hint of green on my screen.

[Gina]

Nor on mine either   Great image

[steviemac500]

Love it. What's the new combination method out of interest?

[Rudeviewer]

I always stacked each filter, processed them and them combined them.  Now i Use pixelmath to combine them before they have been processed, and then process them after that.  Probably something minuscule, but i never thought about doing it any other way until recently.