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Wow mate, that almost looks 3D. Great work! Ray
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Here is the Noel Carboni version. Greg
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StarXTerminator as a processing tool
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Love it Prof. I will be using this software in due course. Ray -
StarXTerminator as a processing tool
wingeing Pom replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Digital Image Processing
For his demo of STarXTerminator Russ Croman uses the Veil Nebula. The attached image shows why this one is a good choice. Greg -
Got this 2 nights ago with the 200mm lenses and 2600MC Pro CMOS cameras. 28 x 10-minute subs on the Delphinus region. Greg
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Star reduced Horsehead and Belt Stars of Orion
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Wow, that is some serious nebulosity! Ray -
Got today's EPOD
Radar replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Nature Photography - Storms - Sunsets - Landscape - Time Lapse
Awesome Prof! Ray -
Got today's EPOD
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Detailed Image of Dragonfly Eye November 21, 2022 You saw it on here first Greg https://epod.usra.edu/blog/2022/11/image-of-dragonfly-eye.html - Earlier
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The Horsehead nebula and the Belt Stars of Orion region. This is a 2-frame mosaic using a single Sky90 and a single M25C OSC CCD. H-alpha and OIII data was also included. Imaging time around 4-hours (or more) per frame. This version is with the star reduction app that works with Russ Croman's StarXTerminator Greg.
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Love your work Prof. Ray
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It was 76 x 15-minute subs on the 200mm lenses, so it's 29-hours and NOT 39-hours for the total exposure time. Greg
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And this is a composite image comprising 34 x 20-minute subs on the Sky90s and 74 x 20-minute subs on the 200mm lenses. A pretty mediocre looking image seeing as there's 39-hours worth of data in there!! Maybe Noel Carboni can turn out something a bit better. Greg
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My free trial of Russ Croman's StarXTerminator ran out, so I just bought the full licence In celebration I ran it on an old Sky90/SX M26C image of IC410/IC405 which was 34 subs at 20-minutes per sub. In this version the tadpoles are clearly seen top-left of the left hand nebula Greg.
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StarXTerminator as a processing tool
wingeing Pom replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Digital Image Processing
Very nice Tim! Greg -
Quite awesome on that one! Tim
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StarXTerminator as a processing tool
timthelder replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Digital Image Processing
In this particular image, a definite improvement to enhance/bring more focus to the nebula. I am sure this is more 'automatic' in it's execution. Using a DSLR when I was doing deep sky imaging, I didn't have this problem However, I did create my own 'star reduction' tool in my very old PS CS3, which theoretically, could be altered to a degree, depending on how much 'reduction' one wanted. How to remove stars from an image using Photoshop CS3 (lockhartobservatory.com) Tim -
That's some serious nebulosity. Ray
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Great little target. Ray
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Awesome Prof. Ray
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As per the title Greg
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As the title says Greg
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This time the Veil nebula in Cygnus gets the star reduction. Greg
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You may (or may not remember) that quite a while back I took an image of the IC410/IC405 region using the 200mm lenses and 76 x 15-minute subs - and I was very disappointed with the result. Well Noel Carboni ran the star reduction routine on it using Russ Croman's StarXTerminator - and this was the much more acceptable result. Greg