M81 Bode's Galaxy
Apr 22, 2016 18:07:39 #
SonnyE wrote:
Oooh, now that rite there is downright nice, Craig!
Woo-Hoo!
Woo-Hoo!
Thank you Sonny I forgot to comment on this one.
I know I'm beating on a dead horse here but I've done some
reprocessing in PS and thought I would post it again.
Craig
Apr 23, 2016 11:12:52 #
nikonshooter wrote:
Amen... He is doing well. When I started using my OSC CCD I was binning 2x2 not realizing that would kill any color. All my pic were b/w and I wondered if I had a monochrome camera.
When I use my Orion G3 in RAW, I get what appears to be B&W images. :? :hunf:
(In 1x1 binning)
Apr 23, 2016 12:50:46 #
SonnyE wrote:
When I use my Orion G3 in RAW, I get what appears to be B&W images. :? :hunf:
(In 1x1 binning)
(In 1x1 binning)
Make sure you are debayering first - before stacking and calibrating. If you use PixInsight - this is always processed right. Same with DSS. Not too sure about other software.
I would like to see your file after it has been stack, registered, and calibrated. i can send you a dropbox folder to drag and drop in if you want. I am curious about that too.
Apr 23, 2016 14:15:34 #
nikonshooter wrote:
Make sure you are debayering first - before stacking and calibrating. If you use PixInsight - this is always processed right. Same with DSS. Not too sure about other software.
I would like to see your file after it has been stack, registered, and calibrated. i can send you a dropbox folder to drag and drop in if you want. I am curious about that too.
I would like to see your file after it has been stack, registered, and calibrated. i can send you a dropbox folder to drag and drop in if you want. I am curious about that too.
Hi Ed I have not had the chance to watch the ABC's of CCD yet. I feel like I'm in collage again taking 18 units watching all these videos.
The Software I use is AFX that comes with the camera and I'm not sure if it does a Debayering or not. I need to run it thru DSS too.
But I also need some photos that are worth running. :lol: :lol: Maybe tonight.
Craig
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