LRGBComposition trouble with rotated images

[Fco. Bosch]

I have been using a CCD monochrome camera for the first time, -instead a DSRL- with images adquired in two months (probably also with camera rotation), and I can't compose the LRGB image, because the  rotation of their components. The L set of Images and the RGB three sets are one month away, and altough I have aligned all, the final image is a intersection or crossing of the L and RGB images, and also exist rotation between the RGB sets, for -I think- the delay in their adquisition.
    Exist rotation between the L and RGB images and inside the RGB ones (adquired in diferent times). The image is like this. Can you help me ??!!
    Tanks!

[sreilly]

I'm not sure I follow the question but if asking what to do, I would crop the image after they have been aligned and then combined into the LRGB image. Then process the resulting image as you would normally.

Steve

[Philip de Louraille]

Clearly the only image you're going to be left with is the one within the intersection of all LRGB sets.
Looking at your attachment, I would rotate the current image about 30° toward the right first and then crop to get the biggest area you can. You may have a dark corner or two (can't tell since we do not see the entire image) but those won't affect in further image processing.