AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
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AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
I’m having fun doing some white light again with my Tri-band, especially with all the current activity.
These are done with an 0III and roughly 30 frames stacked.
I always appreciate critical feedback on processing.
These are done with an 0III and roughly 30 frames stacked.
I always appreciate critical feedback on processing.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Excellent images
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Looks great David. The last image seems to have a compression artefact.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Wow! That resolution is just spectacular! Very nice details. Congrats.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Nice shots David, maybe back off on the sharpening and levels a bit.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Thank you, Mark. I was thinking the same.
And this brings up something I’ve been wondering. Christian suggests the smallest radius for sharpening be in the 1.3 to 1.6 range. Whereas I’ve heard of others consistently using from 0.7 to 0.9.
I realize it depends on image scale and seeing conditions, but for these images I’ve been able to stack frames that are consistently and substantially sub arc”, What most would consider very good seeing conditions. I was at F/11 with the above images.
And this brings up something I’ve been wondering. Christian suggests the smallest radius for sharpening be in the 1.3 to 1.6 range. Whereas I’ve heard of others consistently using from 0.7 to 0.9.
I realize it depends on image scale and seeing conditions, but for these images I’ve been able to stack frames that are consistently and substantially sub arc”, What most would consider very good seeing conditions. I was at F/11 with the above images.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Nice images. I agree with Mark on the over sharping. I do it enough myself to recognize it
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Wow!! these are superb
With sharpening, less is always better
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With sharpening, less is always better
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Great shot, I like the processing on the first pic the best.
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Re: AR 3646 and 3644 WL with 9.25”
Suggests undersampling to me if those values are being used.
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