My first Hubble Pallet with brand new kit

[Catanonia]

It has been sometime, 7+ years and loads of new kit as mentioned in the main imaging forum.

Whilst collecting data on the Elephants Trunk, I decided to re-do my 1st Hubble Image I took last night.

A lot of learning in PixInsight, but I think it turned out quite well compared with other examples on Google.

48x 120s OSC subs with ZWO183MC and RASA8 under Bortle 6 skies.

Managed to get some subs in during the clouds and I am quite pleased for this as a 1st light on the RASA, ZWO camera's and the EnHance Tri-Band filter.

 

Edited August 26, 2021 by Catanonia

[Mike73]

Wow!! Yes I'd be happy with that as my first Hubble pallet. Congrats. 😎

[Sunshine]

It's wonderful!

[Catanonia]

38 minutes ago, Mike73 said:

Wow!! Yes I'd be happy with that as my first Hubble pallet. Congrats. 😎

 

28 minutes ago, Sunshine said:

It's wonderful!

Thanks.

A very steep learning curve after 7+ years away from the hobby. New kit and new processing methods. A big thanks to Lukomatico on YouTube (I think he frequents on SGL) for the tutorial on Hubble Pallet with OSC.

[nephilim]

2 hours ago, Catanonia said:

 

Thanks.

A very steep learning curve after 7+ years away from the hobby. New kit and new processing methods. A big thanks to Lukomatico on YouTube (I think he frequents on SGL) for the tutorial on Hubble Pallet with OSC.

Well done, very nice image & processing. I also used Lukes PI tutorial for my first ever Hubble Palette a couple of weeks ago.

[Catanonia]

5 hours ago, nephilim said:

Well done, very nice image & processing. I also used Lukes PI tutorial for my first ever Hubble Palette a couple of weeks ago.

This is the same target I was shooting last night

[Lee_P]

Great pic, good job!

[Richard_]

Beautifully done! I really like the contrast in colours of this palette as it offers some depth to the image. I've just completed processing my North America and Pelican shot using colours "as shot", but I'm thinking of giving the HOO approach showcased by Lukomatico and Cuiv the Lazy Geek on YouTube. 

A great way to get back into the hobby 😊