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Waanzinnig mooi Maurice!!!

This is a phenomenal picture @mauricetoet ;-) ! Simply stunning…

And here’s the post-processed (in Photoshop CC) result.

1h35 minutes of exposure time for the M78 pane, 2h of exposure time for the LDN 1622 pane. Exposed with a Baader modded Canon 5D MKIII @ ISO 1600 (5 min. subs) and Takahashi Epsilon-180ED. 25 February 2017, Étoile-Saint-Cyrice (France).m78_ldn1622_19+24x300s_20170225

Dit is overigens de ruwe stack….beetje helderheid en contrast omhoog….OEPS….heeft iemand misschien een stofzuiger te leen??? Tijd voor de grote voorjaarsschoonmaak!Autosave006_3

Hi Maurice,

I see you did 8 iterations of 1st degree LNC + MBB 5% and you already got this good a result.

In complicated situations, for instance with more panels, the higher degree LNC is very valuable.

In the fits header of the stack, you can find the details of the LNC proces, the normalization map has some statistics as well ;-)

Excellent ! Looks very good, beautiful field of view in the Barnard region ;-)

RFC noted, it’s already fixed in the latest version ;-) which I uploaded today. (And I am uploading a new version again…)

Had ik de “No Photos” nog zo’n mooi kleurtje gegeven :-) . Ik zie overigens dat op AF precies hetzelfde gebeurt, alleen dan veelal met dubbel uploads als gevolg @norbert.

Aha, dat ziet er beter uit ;-) Al die keren over “No Photos” heen gelezen… Doorgaans upload ik foto’s op mijn eigen website waarnaar ik vervolgens hotlink.

Hoi Maurice, klik eens op het blauwe camera symbooltje voor de aardigheid :-) rechtsonder het invoerveld i.p.v Attachments (No Photos) bij het uploaden van images.

Thank you very much, Mabula. This worked excellent! (See attachments.)

Request for change: I think most users would appreciate if you set the “number of lights to stack” at 100% by default. In this particular case, I had two panels to align, and the program only selected one by default.Screen-Shot-2017-03-24-at-21.48.29Screen-Shot-2017-03-24-at-21.48.57-1