Narayan Mukkavilli
Sh2-12 in _HaRGB
Sharpless 2-12 is a very large nebula. It's full extent sprawls over a vast region and it is therefore best imaged with either a smaller focal length or a camera with a bigger sensor or both
Still this view does reveal some interesting structures. Like many Sharpless objects it doesn't seem to be imaged that often
Total integration :
Three and a half hours in Ha (10 minute subs)
2 hours and 20 minutes in RGB with a OSC
5 minute subs x 24 + one minute subs x 60)
Equipment
Sharpstar Z4
HEQ5
ZWO ASI 533 MM pro
ZWO ASI 533 MC pro
Antlia 3 nm H alpha Filter
ASIAR
Software
ASIAIR
AstropixelProcessor
PixinSight
Photoshop CS6
Processing notes-
Ha and RGBI data processed independently
Stack in AstroPixelProcessor
Graxpert for Gradient Correction in Ha
In this instance I removed light pollution and neutralised background in the RGB stack using AstroPixelProcessor before Gradient Correction in PixInsight. This seemed to provide better results than GC /ADBE or Graxpert in PI by themselves
BlurX (Correct Only)
BlurX non stellar
Starnet++
Nebula
Noise X
GHS
CurvesTransformation
Stars
Setiastro StarStretch script
Stars combined with
PixelMath
HaRGB
Ha and RGB combined using the Marco Lorenzi technique as suggested by Andy Campbell
Sh2-12 in _HaRGB
Sharpless 2-12 is a very large nebula. It's full extent sprawls over a vast region and it is therefore best imaged with either a smaller focal length or a camera with a bigger sensor or both
Still this view does reveal some interesting structures. Like many Sharpless objects it doesn't seem to be imaged that often
Total integration :
Three and a half hours in Ha (10 minute subs)
2 hours and 20 minutes in RGB with a OSC
5 minute subs x 24 + one minute subs x 60)
Equipment
Sharpstar Z4
HEQ5
ZWO ASI 533 MM pro
ZWO ASI 533 MC pro
Antlia 3 nm H alpha Filter
ASIAR
Software
ASIAIR
AstropixelProcessor
PixinSight
Photoshop CS6
Processing notes-
Ha and RGBI data processed independently
Stack in AstroPixelProcessor
Graxpert for Gradient Correction in Ha
In this instance I removed light pollution and neutralised background in the RGB stack using AstroPixelProcessor before Gradient Correction in PixInsight. This seemed to provide better results than GC /ADBE or Graxpert in PI by themselves
BlurX (Correct Only)
BlurX non stellar
Starnet++
Nebula
Noise X
GHS
CurvesTransformation
Stars
Setiastro StarStretch script
Stars combined with
PixelMath
HaRGB
Ha and RGB combined using the Marco Lorenzi technique as suggested by Andy Campbell