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Offline cdavid

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M106 Widefield Processing example
« on: 2015 February 23 14:20:43 »
Hi I'd like to share my recent processing workflow for a wide field image of M106.  I was having trouble using DBE in terms of noise.  I chose a slightly un-orthodox approach, employing DBE in the Non-linear state which gave me much better results.

Thanks for looking.
Carlos

https://catchingphotons.wordpress.com/2015/02/23/my-little-refractor-deep-field-image-m106/
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Re: M106 Widefield Processing example
« Reply #1 on: 2015 February 23 14:29:06 »
Nicely done Carlos.


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Re: M106 Widefield Processing example
« Reply #2 on: 2015 February 23 14:49:43 »
Wide field images have a special charm.
Fantastic work Carlos.
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Re: M106 Widefield Processing example
« Reply #3 on: 2015 February 23 15:53:03 »
Really excellent! A new bookmark for me.

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Re: M106 Widefield Processing example
« Reply #4 on: 2015 February 23 17:09:43 »
Thank you all, I appreciate it.
Carlos
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