Just got iMerge

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Had a play just now with some lunar shots from this afternoon. I noticed the X shaped feature top right, anybody know if that's the famous lunar X?

The program works remarkably well and I'm very impressed.

Taken with the SC3, Ha filter (I read that it helps) and OMC140 Mak.

Jordan value of about 3.4.

Stacked in Registax 4, single alignment point, saved and re-used the wavelets to get the images consistent.

The moon is incomplete due to

Hope you like it.

Captain Chaos

[Chubster]

Cool pic(s) Imerge is fantastic isnt it.......soooooo simple but does exactly what it says on the tin !

[Jamie]

Nice stitch CC.

[Caz]

I noticed the X shaped feature top right, anybody know if that's the famous lunar X?

Looks like it to me CC, nice one!! 8)

Caz

[geppetto]

Yep, it's the "X" CC, just snapped it myself..

Nice image 8)

[mightymonoped]

Nice one CC

(gotta go trawl through the avi's I grabbed yesterday now :-)

Tony

[MartinB]

Merging's the easy bit CC. It's dealing with the chuffing gradients that'll have you tearing your hair out when you try it on DSO's

[CELESCOPE]

nice one CC i,m going to give that a go as well always fancied doing that myself

Rog

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

If you haven't tried iMerge Rog., you're in for a pleasant surprise. Easy as pie mate.

Captain Chaos

[Jamie]

For all you folks that have never or not used iMerge before here is a tip for processing your avi files.

Process all your Avi files with identical Registax settings.

This will ensure that they all come out the same shade so that when you merge them

the joins are seamless.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

See above. BTDT.

Registax lets you save the settings at the wavelet stage. Try a "middle image" and work from there, if that makes any sense. When you have the image processed as you like it, do them all at the same settings by loading the settings, then click do all, final, save image.

Captain Chaos