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Offline msmythers

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Re: Advice on combining two data sets for star spikes
« Reply #15 on: 2018 May 04 07:46:00 »
Joel you can use Convolution to smooth and defuse the mask. Myself I would not try to do this while linear. I would process the image with the spikes just for the spikes. I would reduce or remove the stars and all other object from the image and then do a structure mask on that image. There is no easy way of doing this and making it look like the image is from one source as your finding out.



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Re: Advice on combining two data sets for star spikes
« Reply #16 on: 2018 May 04 08:16:50 »
Yeah nothing's easy in this hobby.  I'll have to play around with this some more but the structure map gives me a good place to start.  Thanks for the idea.
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