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Mine just turns yellow when I do this. I don’t understand where I am going wrong. I’m using the askar color magic filters. Hydrogen alpha and O3 on the first, and S2/O3 on the second.

Great video!! Thank you so much for both the actions and Hubble palette tutelage. I really appreciate the new knowledge!!

Hi how do you ensure each of the panels looks exactly the same in respect of colour / brightness etc prior to stitching ? Thanks

Thanks so much for the info I have just edited my astro image I don’t know why I chose narrow band to start with but this tutorial made my night

awesome video

These images are just so stunning Peter!!

This costs a fortune. You need start from it.

SO THIS IS HOW NASA FAKES FOTOS

For those of use using OSC cameras, is it possible to convert to the Hubble palette?

Hi Peter, I very appreciate your Video. It helped me a lot! But I wonder how to set up the Colors when Imaging with Ha and OIII only? I have done like this for the Veil nebula, as SII is nearly not present there. Thanks.

A great tutorial! But what is the sence of the Ha luminosity layer? Is it just to bring the stars back?

Thank you Peter, extremely helpful and brilliantly explained thank you

Thanks Peter this was very useful.

Amazing tutorial! Thank you

I’ve been thinking of doing this myself, my main issue is that I just feel it’s not really my image. Does anyone else have this feeling or is it just me?

Brilliant!

Thank you - much appreciated!

Mind blown! Such an easy and reproducible process, will use every time from now on.

One of the best astro processing tutorials on RUclips. Thank you

Super video!

Putting a garden shed on casters is GENIUS! It just makes so much sense for a home observatory.

Interesting stuff. Having built my own observatory, created the control electronics and written the control software, I'm just in the process of re-modeling it in a remote site, a local field. There's no electricity supply, so it will all be battery powered. There is a 3g mobile signal, so I'll have an internet connection. Lots of moisture around and the sea is one mile away. I thought my biggest problem was going to be reliable remote automation, but I've decided it will be corrosion. So having been lucky enough to be an astrophotographer for five years, I will need to research anti corrosion techniques in order to continue being an astrophotographer. It's important to have new challenges. All depends on what gets you by in life.

Excellent video really helpful.

Thank you for sharing. I had the chance to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Unbelievable experience. I shared a pretty fun montage of the trip to my page.

Thank you, your explanations on astrophotography are much appreciated.

Thank you for putting this information out there. Until I can afford the nessisary equipment this may be a wat to get my feet wet, learn to process the data, and produce a finished product. My better half likes the Marvel characters so maybe I will start with the real thing Thors Helmet. Thats not a bad idea now that I think it over. Thank you!

Firstly Why would one dislike this Video? And secondly great Video!

Such a great tutorial. Been looking for this answer for a while ! Thanks 🙏

Very helpful thanks!

Excellent tutorial Peter. Much appreciated and much needed. I use to be a bit intimidated with PI pre processing and switch back to DSS. Now it’s simplified. Thank you.

Thanks Peter for taking the time to do this video. I shall hopefully have a go tonight with my images! Interesting to see the calibration and stacking done in PI. I only tried it once and got confused and went back to DSS. Will let you know how I get on!