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PixInsight => Tutorials and Processing Examples => Topic started by: RBA on 2011 January 19 15:12:20
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http://blog.deepskycolors.com/archive/2011/01/19/HDR-Composition-with-PixInsight.html
Comments and constructive criticism, of course, is most welcome.
PS: I could have been more descriptive about the parameters, etc. but I really was after showing the fact the tool is almost "plug'n'play".
I could also have gone a bit deeper in other topics (noise evaluation, etc) but I felt the tutorial was already getting too long, and I wanted the main focus to be the HDR composition and HDR tools - hopefully I attained that goal! (?)
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Hello Rogelio,
Great tutorial. Is there a possibility of posting the data used so we can follow along and see if we get the same results?
Thanks,
Steve
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Great tutorial. Is there a possibility of posting the data used so we can follow along and see if we get the same results?
I can do that, but I'll be posting the link privately to whomever is interested (I pay for my bandwidth :) ).
I suppose master frames would be ok, right?
(otherwise I'd need to post all FITs plus master flats, darks, etc... that'd be a lot of bytes!)
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Masters would be great!
Thanks,
Steve
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Rogelio
The timing of your new tutorial is impeccable :D
I am currently collecting data on Orion (using FSQ106 and STL11000)
Like Steve I'd really appreciate the chance to have a go with your data
Nigel
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Like Steve I'd really appreciate the chance to have a go with your data
Link sent to both of you. Check your email inboxes :)
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Hi
Great Stuff , will read with interest
Harry
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Thanks for the tutorial. I have been working on the same area of sky, but need lots more data. I'm not sure what to expect under suburban skies with a dslr, but I image many hours of data to achieve the same result.
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Thanks for the comments. Truth be told, IMHO this tutorial doesn't add much - if anything - to the already excellent tutorials and video tutorials the PTeam has already put out there regarding the HDRComposition module. Its purpose is a bit different, but of course, it can be used to get familiar with this tool as well.
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its possible to upload a sample 1s-30min exposures for testing?