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PixInsight => Tutorials and Processing Examples => Topic started by: DaveB on 2017 October 30 18:30:01

Title: Has this tutorial (integrate narrowband and broadband) been implemented in PI?
Post by: DaveB on 2017 October 30 18:30:01

http://pixinsight.com/tutorials/narrowband/

This is the second paragraph in the tutorial:

"Since the algorithm can be easily automated, it will be implemented as a PixInsight module as soon as possible."

I was wondering if this has been implemented. I don't think that it is the NBRGBCombination script, but maybe I'm wrong.

Thanks,
Dave

Title: Re: Has this tutorial (integrate narrowband and broadband) been implemented in PI?
Post by: akulapanam on 2017 October 31 21:52:40

Unfortunately that is correct.  The NBRGBCombination script uses a different method.  I have actually been having great luck using image integration to do a noise weighted integration into both R and L.

Title: Re: Has this tutorial (integrate narrowband and broadband) been implemented in PI?
Post by: mmirot on 2017 December 01 12:35:27

 "I have actually been having great luck using image integration to do a noise weighted integration into both R and L."

How are you doing this?  Image integration works with minimum of three images. Are you doing this with subs?

Max

Title: Re: Has this tutorial (integrate narrowband and broadband) been implemented in PI?
Post by: RickS on 2017 December 01 14:56:39

Quote from: mmirot on 2017 December 01 12:35:27

How are you doing this?  Image integration works with minimum of three images. Are you doing this with subs?

You can add the same two images twice.