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IC 2087 a mosaic with FSQ 106 and ASI 183 and APP to the rescue


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So I started this object under the assumption it would fit nicely, but I needed to shoot upper and lower 1/2 frame extra so this is a 3 pannel Mosaic with 50% overlap for L (for RGB I just shot upper and lower panel). The nice thing about APP was that for L due to the large overlap, I could stack all 3 panels in one go, so the middle part had an extra dose of data. I must say APP is a miracle!

 

FSQ 106, ASI 183, Mesu 200. L:184x5minL RGB:40x5min

(not enough RGB, but the L was butter smooth, no noise reduction used except on the RGB layer during combination)

 

46472996472_91cede9dd2_c.jpgIC2087 by Yves, on Flickr

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1 hour ago, fireballxl5 said:

Great effort and fine image of a fascinating object. 

I'm sure that APP is fantastic software but the colours in the stars don't look right to me ?

Thanks, Not enough RGB data + the fact that the conditions while imaging the RGB subs where suboptimal makes that star color is less then optimal indeed, APP in itself can't fix that I'm afraid, I could have gone into PS and fix it, but I'm more and more inclined to just process as minimal as possible and post.

 

/Yves

 

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48 minutes ago, vdb said:

Thanks, Not enough RGB data + the fact that the conditions while imaging the RGB subs where suboptimal makes that star color is less then optimal indeed, APP in itself can't fix that I'm afraid, I could have gone into PS and fix it, but I'm more and more inclined to just process as minimal as possible and post.

 

/Yves

 

Maybe the conditions played a part but the colour channels look misaligned to me. Maybe caused when creating the mosaic?

Happy New Year!

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Due to the suboptimal conditions, stars where varying in size between the color channels to get them somewhere a bit in the same ballpark, I used a quick Morphological transformation in PI, so that's why one can see some color shifts in stars ...

 

/Yves

 

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I see. The data must have been very difficult to work with then and in that case your final result is clearly a great achievement. It sounds like data that I would have given up on! Thanks being so open and tolerating my pixel peaking?

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