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Bruce Donzanti
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I see (not the analogy as I have had plenty of tension between a pliers and a wrench at times, LOL). I just took one of my old images and started over with the linear Ha and OIII and used the colour mapper along with my other steps prior to using G…
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OK- it sort of is. I understand using SXT and BXT in linear as that is what I do now as well as several other steps. My answer is really in your second paragraph- "there isn't any". That is what I thought. As far as challenge, it is more of confu…
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No feedback????
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I will be curious to see them, Adam. I have been doing NB imaging for a long time and the current approaches and tools (like the newer version of CM script) work really well.
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LOL- yes, I did!! Thanks!
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Never mind....... I got my answer.
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Adam When I tried the fix you told me it worked immediately. Thanks. I also just saw your short video on: SPCC Not Enough Samples Error. Nicely done. I think what would have helped me immensely to understand the problem would have been how the er…
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Thanks so much, Adam. I can make that adjustment but I think such a short video would be very helpful for me and others on a couple levels. 1- to point out this error, which I've never seen since using SPCC, and I have been using it (albeit not tha…
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Here are G drive links to download a fit file of each RGB image https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Xxy26MzxUNvfT26nYAAwCfgXgGZrrc9/view?usp=sharing, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZyzN_vEb5XeHVsxcxnMiwBrEnyhQXUXC/view?usp=sharing, https://drive.goo…
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Finally, here is what the RGB image looks like when I begin to stretch it after channel combination and the SPCC failure. The channels never combine- there is a clear separation. I have never seen this.
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One more screen shot to show that Image Solver works but SPCC gives the error again. Doesn't make sense as I ran another old data set and it works fine. I then re-uploaded my original M104 data and re-did WBPP but got the same error. What is even…
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Here is a screen shot of the 3 linear RGB images (I did a STF auto-stretch of the R image) and the STF autostretch for channel combination.
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The data are linear. I thought the same thing at first but the RGB images are not stretched.
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FYI - I've been the beta tester for John's next version of NSG, that is, v3. It works extremely well and is to be released soon.
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ahh.....correct! I was looking at the video called, "Insert RGB Stars in Narrowband Image", where you were working with someone's Elephant Trunk data. I just watched the Rosette video and now it all makes sense and is exactly what I want to do. I…
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Hi Adam I rewatched your video on inserting RGB stars into a NB image and I can say without hesitation that I am thoroughly confused. I understand what you did, but I did not see you use StarXterminator (SXT) to remove the stars from the NB image. …
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The specific request is how to add RGB stars to a starless NB image. Not to add RGB stars to a NB image which has SHO or HOO-like stars. If anyone has a successful approach, I'd like to hear about it. Thanks
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I just ran my full dataset again, only changing the gradient smoothness to +4 as John suggested. NSG ran perfectly, at least in my case. Hopefully, as more test data roll in, John can isolate the problem and make the fix.
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Quick update: I am still testing this issue at John's request. He asked I lower the number of cores being used on my desktop to use NSG. I have a 32-core desktop and he asked I lower it to 8. I did so and ran my large dataset and it worked. I a…
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I tried an approach that helped a lot but not perfect. I created a star mask, used convolution to smooth it a bit, then used HDRM to remove most of the glow. Then, I used CloneStamp to make it better. I am not sure if that is really a good approa…