Basic astrophotography image processing with PixInsight - Part 2
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Good read Kevin, I will have to get hold of a trial Pixinsight and give it a try.
Thank you very much, Terry :-)
If you try it, just let me know.
Hi @astrophoto.kevin! You have did very well. You have very nicely and in a simple way elaborated all things here!
Moreover, I liked the way of presentation that you put to get rid of the noises.
Have a good day ahead! You are doing very fine. Keep the spirit high! :)
Cheers!! :)
Thank you very much, mate :-)
I thank you very much for your kind words @star-vc :-)
I love this series!
Having learned this and had to do a reduction process (in IRAF tho), and having so much confusion about it at first... This is just so simplified yet very narrowly explained everything.
Very nice post! :)
Cheers!
Thank you very much @svemirac :-)
Thank you very much for your warm words. It is a pleasure for me that you like it. :-)
Excellent explanation of how these type of images are processed :)
And the reduction of noise in the image is quite considerable.
Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you very much @dedicatedguy :-)
I'm really pleased that you like it . :-)
Hi @astrophoto.kevin, just stumbled across your very interesting tutorial. You put a lot of effort in it, which I highly appreciate. Your tipps will help me big time with my first steps in that field. Well deserved upvote and looking forward to reading more from you...
Thank you @traveling-tobi, I am very glad that this tutorial is an aid to you. I wish you much fun with your first steps. if you need help, then just get in touch :-)
This is a great post to read, and as a photographer myself I think it's very valuable. Thank you for writing!
Thank you very much @hetty-rowan
I'm happy that you like it. :-)
It's a specialism in photography that I have done nothing with ... yet! But with your tutorials I might give it a try, as soon as I got myself a new camera ...
Are you buying a new camera? Which one?
I will make a tutorial, which uses just a tripod and a camera and no special mounts or something. But unfortunately, I have to wait until late autumn or winter so that the objects are visible on the night sky.
Oh that's very nice. I hope to be able to buy the camera I want in de early winter around chrismas or so. And depending on what my earnings are on steemit I will have to wait even longer maybe ... But I got my mind set on a Nikon D750. I wish I could go for a D850 but that is just not realistic now. And my Nikon D300s can not do the trick any longer unfortunately. I don't have a job right now, my partner is working like crazy to pay the rent and other costs .. so all have to come from my blogging here on steemit. And that takes longer then I wish, but ... I will get to it.
The D750 is an excellent camera, two friends of mine have one. For me, the D850 would have too many pixels. In my eyes, all today's cameras are capable of making great pictures. Then I hope that your earnings would be enough for the D750 or the D850. Keep on blogging and you will see that all went fine. :-)
Thanks for your kind words. I know that the D750 is allready a fantastic camera. And I do have to keep in mind that my computer also needs to be able to handle the RAW files. So I will stick to the D750, and as I'm used to a D300s now ... I think it will be a very great upgrade.
You're welcome :-)
At the end of the decision depends on little things like a differently placed wheel or button. As DSLR I only own a D7100.
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A great article! You are professionalism... Astrophotography is something wonderful!
Thank you very much @astromaniac
Oh no, I'm far away from being professional. :-)
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