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General / Re: Green cores
« on: 2012 August 02 21:10:09 »
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General / Re: Green cores
« on: 2012 August 02 20:07:33 »
No, no me pasa a mi solo, le pasa a mas gente, y las imagenes ya vienen asi de la calibración.
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General / Green cores
« on: 2012 August 02 17:42:02 »
Hi to all,
anyone knwos why go green cores???
anyone knwos why go green cores???
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General / Re: Finally Photoshop independent (but still not from Maxim)
« on: 2012 July 25 11:29:56 »
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General / Real Time preview for all tools
« on: 2012 July 14 07:51:55 »
Is possible? for example, in Star Mask, will be awesome can see the mask before apply. 
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Monthly Contest / Re: July 2012 Contest Images
« on: 2012 July 11 18:37:24 »
IC 1318
14*600" to 0ºC
ISO 1600
550D mod&cooled
TS 65Q
Images Plus & PixInsigt
click to enlarge
click to enlarge
14*600" to 0ºC
ISO 1600
550D mod&cooled
TS 65Q
Images Plus & PixInsigt
click to enlarge
click to enlarge
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Bug Reports / Wavelets Real-Tine Preview dont work fine
« on: 2012 June 25 18:29:39 »
It simply does not reflect the reality of what happens after applying the instance.
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Wish List / previews dinamicos
« on: 2012 June 22 11:36:23 »
Pues me gustaría que los previews se pudiesen rotar, ahora mismo solo puedo moverlos y modificarlos a lo alto y a lo ancho, una vez definidos si se pudiesen rotar, sería la caña
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Gallery / Re: ngc 2237 and surrounds in narrow band
« on: 2012 June 21 21:10:36 »very nice image and color palette choice ! I like !
I got something close in my narrowband process
awesome image Philippe
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Gallery / Re: ngc 2237 and surrounds in narrow band
« on: 2012 June 21 21:08:40 »Juan, desgraciadamente las he registrado con PixInsight, lo he probado de las dos formas, con StarAlignment y manualmente con DynamicAlignment, lo he probado con las imágenes lineales, con las imágenes estiradas, de todas las formas posibles y nada de nada, lo he probado con otros programas y el resultado es el mismo.
It's not really unfortunate. I'm sure Juan will enjoy the challenge of sorting this one out. The weird part is that it is not uniform over the whole region. The fact that other software packages give the same result suggests it must be something inherent in the images.
Here is a quote from the StarAlignment documentation:
This initial step is a critical part of the image registration task. If stars are not detected accurately, the whole process will fail, or it will perform unreliably.
Could it be that something in one of the component frames is preventing accurate star detection in the centre region. I say one, because it seems to me that two of your frames register correctly and one doesn't.
Geoff
Complete agreement Geoff, we will see Juan says
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Gallery / Re: ngc 2237 and surrounds in narrow band
« on: 2012 June 20 18:24:48 »Hi Ferran,
Nice color palette application and nice image.
What have you used to register the images? There seem to be serious image registration errors, especially on the central area. I hope you haven't used PI for this task, or otherwise I'd be very interested in knowing what happened.
If you didn't register the images with PI as I suspect, then I strongly encourage you to redo the whole data set with an application able to register images accurately.
Juan, desgraciadamente las he registrado con PixInsight, lo he probado de las dos formas, con StarAlignment y manualmente con DynamicAlignment, lo he probado con las imágenes lineales, con las imágenes estiradas, de todas las formas posibles y nada de nada, lo he probado con otros programas y el resultado es el mismo.
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Gallery / ngc 2237 and surrounds in narrow band
« on: 2012 May 20 15:30:20 »
If our eyes could see colors in this part of the electromagnetic spectrum, surely they would see these colors.
In NGC 2237 ionized hydrogen and sulfur are the two components of this area mostly hot gas, so we would tend to see orange red.
In the center circle, but this element is oxygen, so we would see teal blue.
This huge cloud of gas and dust born NGC 2244, this open cluster that lies at the center of the nebula and thanks to its heat and ionization enables the brightness of this gas.
This image was taken with a CCD camera in Ha (14 hours) OIII (14 hours) and IBS (9 hours), 37 hours total exposure, from near the city of Valencia (Spain)
The capture was made by Alfonso Carreno (MPC J09) = http://http://www.zonalunar.com/ and processed by Ferran Bosch (space_colors) = http://www.caliu.fotografiaastronomica . com
100% size: http://caliu.fotografiaastronomica.com/Roseta_narrow_full.jpg
I hope you enjoy
Best
Ferran.
In NGC 2237 ionized hydrogen and sulfur are the two components of this area mostly hot gas, so we would tend to see orange red.
In the center circle, but this element is oxygen, so we would see teal blue.
This huge cloud of gas and dust born NGC 2244, this open cluster that lies at the center of the nebula and thanks to its heat and ionization enables the brightness of this gas.
This image was taken with a CCD camera in Ha (14 hours) OIII (14 hours) and IBS (9 hours), 37 hours total exposure, from near the city of Valencia (Spain)
The capture was made by Alfonso Carreno (MPC J09) = http://http://www.zonalunar.com/ and processed by Ferran Bosch (space_colors) = http://www.caliu.fotografiaastronomica . com
100% size: http://caliu.fotografiaastronomica.com/Roseta_narrow_full.jpg
I hope you enjoy
Best
Ferran.
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General / Re: PixInsight is fascinating
« on: 2012 May 07 11:51:53 »
Welcome Geoff to the PI Universe,
I do not mathematician (unfortunately), only a simple brick worker, and also so much fascinated like you, since 2004.
Every day I are so much fascinating how to the first time that I was open PixInsight LE.
Welcome and best regards
Ferran.
I do not mathematician (unfortunately), only a simple brick worker, and also so much fascinated like you, since 2004.
Every day I are so much fascinating how to the first time that I was open PixInsight LE.
Welcome and best regards
Ferran.
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General / Re: PixInsight Magazine
« on: 2012 May 05 20:43:27 »
No entiendo como al cabo de tantos años de demostrar que esto es lo mejor de lo mejor, todavía quede gente arcaica, anclada en el pasado a los que lo único que les importa es ver las nebulosas de Ha bien rojas como un tomate y las de reflexión, azules como el mar Mediterráneo, no lo entiendo, de verdad, pensaba que este tema ya estaba zanjado y que la inteligencia de la gente servia para algo útil, pero parece que la tozudez de ciertos sectores arcaicos, sigue erre que erre, pues ellos se lo pierden, que carallo!!. 