Horsehead screw up

[Les Tilly]

I had a clear sky last night so I decided to add some RGB to my HA of the Horsehead well I also wanted to try out images plus camera control and focus, well to focus in a loop you have to set the camera to JPG well I did not set it back to RAW so this is 3 hours of JPG low quality subs I added them anyway but will re do with raw subs when I get a clear sky

Thanks Les

[Erwin Kats]

wow, alot of detail and pretty sharp result !

[Dave]

If that's a screw up. I wish I screwed up a lot more often...

[brendant]

Beautiful widefield Les, not bad for a screw up :hello1: , I must try screwing up instead of trying to get it right

Brendan

[Aza]

Looks great as a small jpeg

Gives an idea of what to expect when you get your raws.

Nice!

[philj]

Now ay is that a screw up, thats a lovely image, very nice colours and fov, great

How on earth did folks get clear skies last night, it was bucketing down with snow here till 01:00 when I went to bed. I know, it cleared after 01:30

I used to be paranoid now I know they are out to get me

[barkis]

Yes, I wish I could produce stuff as bad as this Les.

Ron.

[Les Tilly]

Thanks Guys I know its not bad but it would have been better with raw files to play with

Les

[Tim]

Thats great Les. But could you not just take the rgb, having dropped the luminance, and add it to your data? I would have thought that was the same as binning the colour??? Others will know much more about the possibilities of that, but my guess would be that with the luminance extracted, just the colours would come through, leaving your original details???

Or am I barking up another wrong tree?

[Tim]

PS: Glad its not just me that screws up and leaves the cam on the wrong settings

PPS: Please reveal your address so we can all move in next door and enjoy the same clear patches as you.

[Les Tilly]

I am about 3,500 miles from you just around the corner TJ next door to the sopranos,in New Jesrsey USA If I see the neighbour put his house up for sale I will let you guys in on it

Les

[Les Tilly]

Thats great Les. But could you not just take the rgb, having dropped the luminance, and add it to your data? I would have thought that was the same as binning the colour??? Others will know much more about the possibilities of that, but my guess would be that with the luminance extracted, just the colours would come through, leaving your original details???

Or am I barking up another wrong tree?

I will go over it again tonight and see what I can pull out of my Box of tricks I just aquired images plus so there are some cool tricks in there just have to watch the video on doing it

Les

[James]

That's a screw up? :shock:... nice one!

James

[Les Tilly]

ok I have been tweaking away and have settled on this for now until I grab some more photons thanks for looking and sharing your input

Les