Great video, thank you very much! I think the video is very clearly laid out and the individual processing steps are explained very well. I like the way you present it.
Bonjour Julien, I'm surprised by how much you attenuate the Ha signal in the green channel (4:16). Is it 0.2*Ha/0.2*Sii/0.6*Oiii or rather 0.6*Ha/0.2*Sii/0.2*Oiii? We're losing a lot of the beautiful Ha signal with this formula, aren't we? Great mini series! Thank you! ;)
In the end, it won’t matter that much, especially after all the post-stretch adjustments. A better way of doing this is to stretch each channel independently *first*, and then blend them to taste and proceed with adjustments (saturation, curves, etc.) CS!
@@darkskygeek Yes, they are not mandatory, but make life easier. It is very important for me, because I don’t like long imaging and long processing. More and more targets. Smaller and smaller targets. This is a way I like.
I'm late to the party but thanks for this!
Great video, thank you very much! I think the video is very clearly laid out and the individual processing steps are explained very well. I like the way you present it.
Thank you so much for the encouraging words!
Bonjour Julien,
I'm surprised by how much you attenuate the Ha signal in the green channel (4:16). Is it 0.2*Ha/0.2*Sii/0.6*Oiii or rather 0.6*Ha/0.2*Sii/0.2*Oiii?
We're losing a lot of the beautiful Ha signal with this formula, aren't we?
Great mini series! Thank you! ;)
In the end, it won’t matter that much, especially after all the post-stretch adjustments. A better way of doing this is to stretch each channel independently *first*, and then blend them to taste and proceed with adjustments (saturation, curves, etc.) CS!
Do you use Blur and Noise XT now?
Now I do. But I did not use these tools on that project. I don’t think that BlurX and NoiseX are mandatory.
@@darkskygeek Yes, they are not mandatory, but make life easier. It is very important for me, because I don’t like long imaging and long processing. More and more targets. Smaller and smaller targets. This is a way I like.