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Offline waelchlispixinsight

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Tube Reflections
« on: 2018 March 30 16:01:31 »
Hello everybody
I have annoying tube reflections on one of my last image sets. Target is M1 in Taurus. I took R,G,B and HII subs and the reflections showed up on every channel. So the cause is likely an insufficient baffling or otherwise missing anti-reflection measures.

Anyways - it is not my scope and I have only limited access to it. I would like to "rescue" the image and so I ask the community if anyone has an idea on how to fix this (except from clone-stamping, what I had already been doing for a previous version of the image).

A version of the image almoust processed to a final state:

Find the .XISF non-linear image to further process it.
http://www.upsky.ch/Private/M1/M1_HII(25%25)_RGB(75%25).xisf

Thank you for reading and helping.

Hansjörg
http://www.upsky.ch


Offline msmythers

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Re: Tube Reflections
« Reply #1 on: 2018 March 30 16:48:15 »
You might look at this posting for ideas. I think it should work it will just take a little work.
https://pixinsight.com/forum/index.php?topic=9141.0



Mike

Offline bill

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Re: Tube Reflections
« Reply #2 on: 2018 March 31 07:09:09 »
Nice image!

Offline GJL

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Re: Tube Reflections
« Reply #3 on: 2018 March 31 11:38:52 »
Hello Hans Jörg

You need a mask in the same shape as the artifact. This can be achieved with the SnipMask, a description can be found here and can be downloaded

https://pixinsight.com/forum/index.php?topic=11942.0

In the attached .pdf file the steps are shown.      Gerhard

Offline waelchlispixinsight

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Re: Tube Reflections
« Reply #4 on: 2018 March 31 14:31:37 »
@ Mike: Thank you for the tip. Sounds interresting. Tha ability to create a mask shape in a defined manner can be of real help. Will have to recall the math from my old brain. How to get the center point of a circular arc given by three points?  ;)
@ Gerhard: This sort of help can be called "full board" (like when you enter a hotel where you get all you need an even more than you dreamt off). Thanks a many lot.
@ Bill. Thanks for "the flowers".

So I know hat I will have to to the next one or two hours.

All of you a good Easter time.

Hansjörg