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Creating a "super luminance" with NSG data...
Since I usually take bin 1 data for both luminance and rgb channels, I suppose I can take advantage of creating "super luminance" and you explain this topic very well in a video (Horizon).
You state that the best way to do this is to use "Image integration" with the four masters (L,R,G,B), obviously without any rejection algorithm.
As always I use NSG for all the channel. That said, the question in the following:
Should I also disable "normalization", since I use nsg data??? Or (as i believe) you need a new scaling factor calculated between the four images??
Thank you in advance,
Maurizio
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