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craig, much better results with your help, thanks

Thank you very much. A clear concise way of using these tools in a practical application. We have all watched you use these tools from time to time but you don’t always elaborate on them and today you did. This is a great reference video has a lot of your videos are great reference videos, thank you

You skipped the very first steps - how to create the stars layer 🙄

Love your skills and explanations! They are definitely of great benefit.

Thanks for a very informative video.

Excellent video Craig, I keep learning from you- thank you!

that was some tutorial craig, can you give us some insight as to when we use the correct blending mode.

Another great video. Many thanks Craig.

Thanks Craig. Handy video.

Very profound, as usual. Thank you very much.

Great presentation and processing

Thank you Craig for a great video! I watch all your videos with interest. I find moving sliders when you have all three filters with calourized hue/saturation more difficult than the method of Natural HSO pallet with only hydrogen calourized hue/saturation. I have data for the Soul Nebula and I will try to process it again following your steps. The difficult part is to get pleasing, intensive colors with variety and details. Thank you for your lessons!

Always very informative and helpful. Thank you.

always a handy tutorial. thanks for putting it together.

This is a very good workflow and will add my skills to PS Thanks Craig

Great tutorial. I know you made a prior video about smart objects and applications of filters, but it's nice to see the techniques applied to different objects. Thanks for stepping through every click, I often get lost in all the layers within layers of photoshop!

Thank you Craig for producing great tutorials.

Again learning something new, Thanks Craig.

Thank you very very much Craig! I learn from you in every video.

Thanks Craig , would like to see the final touch in Lightroom like sharpening etc, do you think that PS is capable of doing the same as PhotoLap 8 ?

Thank you!! Very useful video! Do you touch on the topic of adding data from a mono camera to a OSC image somewhere in your other videos?

THX Craig, before i saw your videos i only use Pixinsight but now I am definitely going to use your workflow, more of this please, do you never use Camera Raw for fine-tuning ???

Thank you Craig for a great video! I am learning from you a lot. I watched every single video on your channel and I learned processing in Photoshop form you. In your prior videos you demonstrated a black layer of 19 in Lighten blending mode which was located right below stars. The method in this video is better or they give similar results? Thank you.

Thank you for making this video. You have illustrated the black point and other videos but today you really laid it out in a clear and concise way. Because of your efforts, I think my processing has really improved. I would love to at some point in time share with you one of, my files, just so you can see what your work has helped me produce.

Hi, I need a widefield picture of M5 around 400 to 600mm. Is that possible from your observatory?

Thanks Craig, really useful tip. I am guessing it is possible to also automate the late names so long as you have the original files all in the same position before you start?

Thank you for your efforts in making such a tutorial. Much appreciated 👏🏼

Brilliant! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been using photoshop but just the basics. This channel deserves much more views. Top quality content!

Do you remember the focal length of the lens/scope you used?

I am so appreciative of your work and you teach so well. I have no questions yet because of all the information that you included in this video. It is going to take a while to digest. I think what I’m going to do is process my data a second time following these steps exactly. then I am sure I will have a few questions. The first time I processed my data, I split the color image into individual RGB channels and processed it like a narrow band image so that I could follow along with what you were doing. The results turned out very well I think and I was wondering if I’d be able to share my results with you?

I just started watching it, but thank you, i’m excited to learn something new today that I can apply to my workflow. I’ll save my questions for afterwards.

Great Video Craig...As always. Quick question, could you not simply copy the first (Burn & Dodge) adjustment layer from the Sulfur to the Hydrogen? Those reflections are still in the same location of the image I assume.

thanks a lot Craig!

Craig, you are a hard act to follow in photoshop. i love your final image. that hydrogen showing on the edge is beautiful.

Very interesting, thanks Craig.

Craig, Thank you very much for responding to my question, if I could I would buy you a coffee, many greetings from southern Spain!

Wow, that was exactly was I needed and asked for yesterday and whoop there's a video, thank you so much!! Great tip using that black layer in divide mode!

Great stuff. I recently helped a friend process two images shot from two side-by-side telescopes with different cameras. One thing that can be an issue in this instance is there are usually aberrations at the edges that can cause registration errors with two scopes. WBPP has a checkbox in the registration settings called distortion correction. This solved my friends issue and the images registered fine. Another issue is I think both cameras need to have the same bin setting. My friend was using bin1 on one and bin2 on the other and WBPP wouldn't integrate the two images together and kept them separated by bin in the output/master folder.

I would definitely love to see more. 0SC processing tutorials. I am using a Antlia Tri-Band filter And a Optolong UVR cut filter that I’m assuming you were calling luminance. I have followed your instruction using the target NGC 7000 using a 533mc camera. I now have 14 hours collected in total. I know it’s not a lot but here in Ohio we have a lot of cloudy days. I cannot believe that you only have four comments so far.

I’m curious what in the world that fellow was doing with a million images…

hi craig, on a mac, so if i did cntrl a, cntrl c, switch to other image and did cntrl V, it does not copy layer. what did i do wrong.

That's really an awesome workflow!! As a color blind and in order to avoid any background color bias which is difficult for me to identify, would it be an option to clip the blacks on all nb layers slightly and add "your" solid rgb(19,19,19) layer on top in lighten mode as long as you don't clip faint emission nebula signal?

Great idea using the actions to speed things up on the set up!

Craig is it possible how to make a video of Macro recording ? Thx

Thanks Craig as always

Thanks a lot for your video. Great and very interesting. How can I get your photoshop action???

I've learned a ton over the past year or so from your videos. Always great stuff. Thank you!

I saw that video too. Your method is easier and better in my opinion.

What implications are there regarding moving the data into the RGB documents channels instead of layers?

Love the action button, it makes Narrowband so easy and we can focus on creativity, adjusting sliders to taste