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Well, I didn't think so, but I guess the K HST is tougher than the JD HST.
There is a clutch pedal but my understanding is that you don t use it while operating - I think it may be just a safety feature like the clutch pedal on their HST models is. If you want a JD, you may want to speak to a different dealer for a second opinion or even email JD direct and ask for clarification of your sales persons statement.
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Help with NB Workflow & HST Palette
Hi everyone.
I recently migrated to narrowband imaging, and struggling to get the hang of my channel combinations. My 1st attempt of the Carina nebula was acceptable https://www.flickr.com/photos/astro-tanja/12910032393/, but my recent image of NGC 6188 doesn?t resemble anything I was expecting.
1.) What is the proper combination, pre or post stretching? I have seen tutorials both ways
The image attached here (or high resolution here: http://www.astrotanja.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/ngc6188_preview1_2.jpg) was stretched and then combined in PixelMath using the HST Palette. This is a quick edit as I?ve been playing with linear and non-linear combinations and various other edits - so excuse imperfections & noise.
I used the following processes to get to this result
Calibrated®istered / DBE on individual channels / MT on SII
Histogram stretch
PixelMath to combine stretched channels R=SII, G=HA, B+OII
ABE
Curves / Saturation
LocalHistogramEqualisation
Histogram
MMT & UnsharpMask
I know there?s a lot more to this in processing, but colour is my concern now. Do I treat combining the NB in the same fashion as LRGB? And do the same regulars, like CC and SCNR apply?
2.) But the important question: Very many posts I have found online, that were done in HST palette looks almost the reverse colour of mine. The blues and orange/gold tones were initially what I was after. Example this APOD: http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100716.html
It doesn?t matter which combinations I try within the HST pallet, I can not get to this result.
Can anyone advise where I am going wrong with channel combination on this NB image?
Much appreciated.
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