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Offline msmythers

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PCC should excite those with a Modified DSLR
« on: 2017 August 03 18:27:41 »
I posted this earlier when the team was testing 1.8.5 but I thought I would repost it here for others to see. While this was a slightly earlier version of PCC the results is what you get today.

Real simple, here is a shot of the Pelican. Only 43-60 second exposures with my modified Nex-5. Flow goes like this after pre-processing- ABE, PCC, ColorSaturation tool with a linear saturation, AutoSTF to HistogramTransformation and then ExponentialTransformation. No tricky color stuff, no masking of stars while applying tools. I think this is how color calibration should work IMHO.


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Re: PCC should excite those with a Modified DSLR
« Reply #1 on: 2017 August 03 18:37:37 »
That's a great result, Mike.

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Re: PCC should excite those with a Modified DSLR
« Reply #2 on: 2017 August 03 18:41:13 »
Thanks Rick and congratulations on V1.0 ;)

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Re: PCC should excite those with a Modified DSLR
« Reply #3 on: 2017 August 04 06:50:16 »
Good morning all, how is PCC to be used with narrowband data that is to be, or has been run, through the SHO-AIP script? Or is PCC really better suited to RGB work? I did try it just now on a SHO-AIP combined Crescent that I've have and to my eye it made a subtle improvement.