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Nebula and Fetus Heart It sent on August 31, 2012 (21:06) by Stefano Palmieri. 5 comments, 2422 views.

Nebulose Feto (sx) e Cuore (dx)Ic1848-Ic1805 27x10 minuti a 1600 iso con Leica Telyt 180 3,4 @4 e Canon 40d Central ds, Filtro Astronomik eos clip H-alpha 12nm




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user15434
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sent on August 31, 2012 (23:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

little question: how did you make the image so soft as it has with the filter uses only 25% of the sensor? Some info on the development? Did you use IRIS? Treaty color and then extract the red channel and converted to B / W? I'm curious indeed, curious ...
I have much to learn from astrophotographers like you ;-)!
ciaux,
David

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sent on September 01, 2012 (0:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello David,

Do not use a standard but rather cooled DSRL:
www.centralds.net/en/index.htm

Not having a CCD monochrome, I find little useful to use the pure alpha for a possible mixing with the red channel of the RGB.

The photo is processed with iris (calibration, masterdark, sum with sigma and asinh) and the result converted to B / W via Ps without removing the green / blue. If I removed the green and blue picture would have much more noise (much more), because even if blind in those two channels a little 'signal cmq takes it.

Using the Halpha only when forced to pick up polluted skies average

I hope I was clear ;-) and if you have any further questions do not hesitatere ...

user15434
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sent on September 01, 2012 (9:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Stafano hello, I noticed that your room is cool ... but prices for editing wow!
Regarding the image He also I elaboravo the color image but at the end, instead of converting the RGB in B / W estraevo the R and was saving in IRIS obtaining the B / W (as also suggested by Cobarcore in www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=it&cat=singola&t=220160). This is because I felt would provide a less noisy. However also experiment with your technique, but ... when I have a moment of time I do a comparison between the technical and write a short article on my personal website.
You see with the 12 nm signal also in G and B? I have always displayed a little 'less but I could see virtually nothing in the other channels. Only with 35 nm of a friend of mine saw something (perhaps too much). One of my only two attempts of Ha with DSLR è the following www.astrotrezzi.it/?p=1457. Apart from the red terrible (it was only because at that time I did not like the B / W. .. :-() as you can see there is noise related to the Bayer matrix.
Thank you for the timely and accurate answers ...
David

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sent on September 01, 2012 (12:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Prices are 'astronomical' because of the change ... now everything that comes from the east is expensive.

4 years ago the only ccd 'oneshot' color sensor with a 'big' and with a price 'accessible' was Magzero or Qhy 8. It cost 1800 euro while the central 40d ds cost 1900 + shipping and customs.

The procedure you describe you and Lorenzo Comolli is flawless and is the right one. If you want a Halpha 'pure' you must remove the channels green / blue and then mixed with the red of the RGB.
If you want to use the channel Halpha only for aesthetic purposes should then convert the entire signal (halphaRGB) b / w (and you will have less noise).





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sent on September 01, 2012 (16:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks for the info ... will test the noise conversions in B / W by the quantitative evidence and then will let you know.
Cooling a Canon at that price I do not know whether it is worth today, given that the market there are some large CCD, less noisy and with higher QE :-/ (at least on paper).
See you soon,
David


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