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North america 100mm !!...

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North america 100mm !! sent on July 29, 2015 (20:52) by Skender Buci. 7 comments, 822 views. [retina]

Posa B f/3.5, ISO 1600,

Ormai manca poco di andare in vacanza e non vedo l'ora di fare astrofografia, questa passione mi piace e non riesco a fare a meno!! Somma di 4 pose da 3 minuti Tutto sommato e elaborato con ps5!!



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sent on July 29, 2015 (22:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

If there was not that light would be moved very very beautiful ... and then that signal ;-)
One consideration, it does because the phenomenon has happened to me and is a nuisance
At the top it seems that the diameter of starlets is slightly larger than the bottom.
It 'really so or is it just an impression?
Hello

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sent on July 30, 2015 (0:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Marzio, maybe you're right and then also the frame was not driving the best in fact, I stopped because I realized in 4 poses the problem! ! This is the first picture added with SS5 even here there to review, I did everything manually as the sum of the images! !

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sent on July 30, 2015 (3:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Skender, now that Marzio has pointed out there at the top of a slight blur, I think maybe it could have been the frame that was not perfectly stationed, may very well happen. I do not think depends on the lens in the other because your picture is not all that exists. Now what you need is a good processor, since your photos are beautiful, well-centered and full of signal ...

As I pointed out to Richard, unfortunately Deep Sky Stacker kills the chroma of stars and Photoshop CS alone can not make it to manage all of this specific work, because to do things right you should use a separate channel for each RGB signal, and do you need to create masks work for each RGB channel or 16-or 32-bit (which I personally am not able to do: - |), complicating matters further. And there's more, nospite the various plugins astrofotografici all of which are paid, Photoshop although powerful, is not enough and we all know. Even the old and well-known IRIS ultimately prove complicated and outdated because it requires hours of continuous treatment without having the ability to have an autosave file master, and unfortunately sometimes when things go wrong, we have to begin to re-do all the work d ' over again! wow!

You, above all that I use DDS + CS6, we will be forced to use a specific program that takes away all this massacre, and at the end PixInsight remains the only powerful and suitable for making a professional astrophotography processing without having to resort to other additional programs, to limit a slight retouching with PS, unfortunately there is to go to the expense of purchase but eventuallyto avoid going crazy, it becomes inevitable :-(
Unfortunately, that's the way it is.

Hello dear Skender! We expect your photos from dark skies of Albania! :-) ;-)

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sent on July 30, 2015 (9:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beppe I want to add one, thinking aloud.
I agree with you that the adoption of IP becomes a mandatory step, but it does not solve everything.
I believe that a major problem then becomes finding a process "standard" of treatment.
Personally I realize that often enhance the operation of facilities of the object becomes a cause of forced and distortion of natural picture, in this I agree with Vega that always strikes me because of the naturalness and color quality.
At the base of course there is the problem of the quality and quantity of the collected signal.
But too crippled it says so right?

..... And while we prepare for the next new moon, weatherputting!

Greetings to all: -D

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sent on July 30, 2015 (10:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks guys, The colors of the stars depends a lot from the use of optics, and the shutter speed you get more signal, hope to try the rest of the purchase that I made months ago !!

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sent on July 30, 2015 (12:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Marzio, why you are right, there is no absolute standard exists and not even a reference model and then come into play factors optics, on a wide range you can afford a game over the top, in a deep sky with large focal entering too much detail and then need more attention than absolute in dealing with those of the rest ... I realize personally the countless variants of the same subject ... there nor one like it! wow! The important thing is how you said to be balanced and not to get carried away by the "FX effects" at all costs, even I like the processing of Riccardo, are "right" and responsible, sometimes seem delicate but reflect the Actually, an example is this IC7000 that actually has a color Tenuo and dominance on youOletto while Pelican has a tone of red a little different. Of course that means that we must be at the base and signal quality, so with all the work of recovery is likely to affect hours of integration with a processing weird .... Yes, now with chandelier Moon will be tough, but in the first decade August sets early and then leave us the time to take some pictures, hoping that Mr. weather does not break the eggs in the basket. Hello to all :-)

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sent on August 23, 2015 (17:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I am always fascinated by your pictures .. Congratulations! :-)
Hello Marco


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