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Offline Farzad_k

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Red Spots
« on: 2018 November 11 14:18:56 »
Hello.

The attached is a simple snapshot of an RGB combined. The red halos are actually star objects. I have processed this in BPP. Why should these particular stars look this way? The subs ar 120 seconds each, and 15 subs each channel.

Thanks for any ideas.

Farzad

Offline pfile

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Re: Red Spots
« Reply #1 on: 2018 November 11 16:35:12 »
did you use MaskedStretch or ArcsinhStretch?

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Re: Red Spots
« Reply #2 on: 2018 November 11 16:37:31 »
No I didn't. But just a minute ago I found a discussion on PI about the same issue and apparently the culprit is if the Chrominance noise reduction is enabled at LRGB combination. I deselected that and it worked.

Thanks for replying.

Farzad

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Re: Red Spots
« Reply #3 on: 2018 November 11 19:11:55 »
Farzad

Are you using LRGBCOmbination on stretched or linear images. The tool is not designed to work with linear images if you are. Here is a posting about that.

https://pixinsight.com/forum/index.php?topic=2485.0


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Re: Red Spots
« Reply #4 on: 2018 November 11 19:15:50 »
Mike,

LRGB combination happens on nonlinear images. I have already figured out that I need to deselect chrominance noise reduction when I do L+RGB combination and it has now been working for me. Thanks.