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SH2-114 - The Flying Dragon


Wyvernp

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Afternoon All,

This one has been quite a while in the making as it seemed to get brushed to the bottom of the imaging pile, I finally pulled my finger out and finished off taking the RGB subs for the stars. and  couple of extra Ha subs.

sh2-114.thumb.jpg.f81fd9b547b657eb307a13aaa95a6a12.jpg

https://www.astrobin.com/psc4hq/?nc=user

Antlia Ha 3.5nm 36mm: 112x360" (gain: 139.00) -15C bin 1x1
ZWO 36mm Blue: 16x60" (gain: 139.00) -15C bin 1x1
ZWO 36mm Green: 16x60" (gain: 139.00) -15C bin 1x1
ZWO 36mm Red: 16x60" (gain: 139.00) -15C bin 1x1

Please do feel free to critique, it's mostly why I upload these as it's the best way to learn.

Wyvern

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Nicely framed image Wyvern, and one I've never attempted.

To me the image seems to have quite a lot of noise. I had a go at reducing the noise using the jpg posted but then I lost a lot of the detail. Any chance you might post your RGB and Ha fit masters so I (and maybe others) can have a play. Now we're in Tier 2 (and no doubt heading for Tier 3) I've got no plans to go anywhere so I've time to play :)

Adrian

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Sure thing,

The HA was taken at a couple of camera angles hence the crop.

Thanks in advance for the assistance.

masterLight-BINNING_1-FILTER_Green-EXPTIME_60.fit

integration_Ha.fit

masterLight-BINNING_1-FILTER_Blue-EXPTIME_60.fit

masterLight-BINNING_1-FILTER_Red-EXPTIME_60.fit

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47 minutes ago, Wyvernp said:

In the meantime I have reprocessed and come up with this which I think is a little better.

I think that is much better - my attempt is not significantly different.

I would be inclined to reduce the noise a little more but that is just a personal preference.

sh2-114-aa.thumb.jpg.857639973f7bfc08ad5a212c1d2cd884.jpg

I've taken the liberty of reducing the noise on your image.

Adrian

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That is definitely an improvement. What process did you use to reduce the noise?

I used MultiscaleLineartransform on the Ha component on mine. perhaps not enough.

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9 minutes ago, Wyvernp said:

What process did you use to reduce the noise?

I also used MLT in PI on all four channels whilst they were linear. Once combined I took the finished image into Affinity (you could use PS) and manually applied Dfine2. I have an old copy of Dfine2 from when it was free to use - DxO now charge for it in their NIK Collection.

Adrian

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