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Don't use channels, instead simply select the channel you want using the advanced blending options in Photoshop - it's faster, easier and flexible. Add adjustment layers and you have a great non-destructive workflow.

This video shows my current workflow using Deep Sky Stacker to create an intermediate .FITS file, then using FITS Liberator to stretch the .FITS file and create a .TIFF file that can be loaded into Photoshop. I then show how to use layer blending options to create a color image with one click.

This video shows the most simple way to assign monochrome data to color channels to create a false color narrowband astronomy image by using the advanced blending options.

A Better Way of Working on Astro Photos. This video is part of a short series explaining how to create and work with color in astrophotos taken with a monochrome camera.

A Better Way of Working on Astro Photos. This video is part of a short series explaining how to create and work with color in astrophotos taken with a monochrome camera.

A Better Way of Working on Astro Photos. This video is part of a short series explaining how to create and work with color in astrophotos taken with a monochrome camera.

A Better Way of Working on Astro Photos. This video is part of a short series explaining how to create and work with color in astrophotos taken with a monochrome camera.

A Better Way of Working on Astro Photos. This video is part of a short series explaining how to create and work with color in astrophotos taken with a monochrome camera.

This video explains a technique to extract stars and star color in astro images by subtracting a starless layer from an original layer.

I prefer to use Photoshop to process my astro images. This video shows some insights into how I use Photoshop to stack and process narrow band images into a color image.

Use basic and intermediate Photoshop techniques to stack multiple frames and then edit short star trails into round points

Use basic and intermediate Photoshop techniques to edit short star trails into round points

Lightpainting is a great way to expand your creative horizons and it's easier than you might think. All you really need is a camera and a tripod. This video walks through a simple example showing how to do the lightpainting with basic camera settings. For the more advanced photographers it also includes some post-processing tips for Photoshop that can be useful if you want to go a little farther.

This video shows how to use layer blending modes in Photoshop to make it easy to blend horizons when there are trees and brush that make masking difficult when replacing the sky.

Lightroom Local Adjustments

Quick and Easy Star Trail Photography

Photo Critique of the Day by Craig Stocks for April 5, 2018

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