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Which star was this, does it matter if the filter is in place, ie: say the Lpro.

Touptek's version with it's HDR (Clear) mode and 16bit of this camera, with option to turn off all the LEDs in NINA makes this camera one of the best cooled astro camera on the market. It over perform even imx571... I mentioned some this facts about this camera in a review that I have made for this camera on this link ruclips.net/video/T8RB-Z_LsnA/видео.htmlsi=xCw5_krxzv1P8e--

I have a used HEQ and a small 80mm SD Apo. Some tech around like autofocus, pegasus box, NINA. The HEQ is a bid meh, guiding isn't well. The Apo is not bad, but not what i want. I started with this 3 years ago, but as I'm in Germany, the weather is so shit, 2 Winters with NO chance. So I'm sitting here, have some money to invest. I would like to for a SW Strain wave with a TS/Sharpstar 100Q or a TS ONTC. But i remember why I didn't much on astrophotos last 2 years. All what that costs is lower than Celestron Origin. But, but, if i have one day in November, to setup a "classic rig, I'm a bit on the side "makes no sence". The Origin I can put out in the garden, and I can see something at last. I'm with you with the cam size of the origin, and you are right all habe to work, e.g. focussing is a critical thing, On a classic rig you can do something if it fails, on Origin, no. I would wait how reliable this thing is, and if camera options will come. Basically i like the concept. But I would gp for Seastar, to see if this is something you like. One can see from the Seastar success, the concept works. People are interessted in Space and Deepsky, that is not bad. So they now habe an entry, and thats not bad, and they will not care about the sensor size.

Oh well, my setup worked briefly after I watched your first video. Unfortunately it stopped working shortly after and no matter what I do it will not get to use the GPU again. I have also tried the new CUDA 12.6.2 and cudnn for CUDA12. I wish Pixinsight would use the GPU if there is one on the system.

you refer to another guys instructions, can you post a link to their YT! videos? Thx

Instead of Convolution, couldn't you use NoiseX?

I have a new Origin and am quite disappointed. As I am disabled, when I get a chance to use it time is of the essence and things are not at all conducive for that. 1 Cannot configure many things in the app with the Origin unconnected, when I try to configure it inside with it connected to get ready it for the night it requires an initialization... 2. I tried a nebula filter, the app constantially told me it failed and the dust cover was on, it was not. This is not plug and play, sadly. $4k down the shitter.

You could do all these 1 year ago, just using different tools.

You know nothing. Yet, you complained about the Origin, for 11 minutes. Good Grief, what is your problem?

I’ve had mine for a little over a week and still working out the guide settings. My guiding has been erratic and kinda crappy. Periodic error has been pretty severe so far. I shoot 5 minute exposures and every other image is slightly worse, which I think is from the PE. My chart gave a number of 19+ and I was not thrilled with that.

Agean astro has 16 original am5 for 500 dollars off.

At last!!! A simple Pixinsight walk through that actually works and gives brilliant results - Many Thanks Chad !!!

Excellent review but you miss the mark on who the target market is. While it's an expensive purchase, I don't have the time for a piece-by-piece build of a better scope kit, nor do I have the time to devote to the software side and all the image processing. It's for people like me, who really, really want to capture their own DSO images but need a set-and-forget device. Now, is it better (a full 8x better?) than the small devices that are ~$500? That's arguable and an issue I'm still struggling with.

please where do I download the Combine Images v1.7 script? Thank you

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1 year after this vid and im having issues with the flip 😂. And zwo is still failing with their qc on updates

Would I buy an IMX585 Pro....Yes. Would I buy anything from ZWO.....no absolutely not. Player On Uranus-C - better quality, better performance, better price.

What an incredible workflow. Thanks so much for the tutorial! ❤

Great video thank you very much 😃 this might sound like a stupid question but i am guessing this would replace your dust cover so would enable you to take darks and bias frames also. I did hear you mention dark flats but i have no idea about those at the moment...lol 🤣

That was really quite nice. Wondering if you could apply a mask before adding Orton to protect the areas you don’t want effect applied? Wouldn’t have to un-paint if so. I saw Bill’s comment, definitely want to check out his script. Cheers! Doug

Maybe a stupid question, but do you need to take new flats and darks for every session? If so, why, as long as you use the same setup? Cheers

Dude, you need to kill that smoke, lol

Thanks!

You call this begginers tutorial??? 🙀🤯 I'm at the screen transfer level in PI, haha - bookmarking this for later though

Even if it is not the end of the world that Norton glow (I like it btw) it is always great to have new scripts coming out Thx

You can do this with Image Blend. Put the same image in both layers, screen mode, blur the second image with the blur filter and play with opacity. I will try adding Blur Exterminator. Thanks.

If you want to make your DSO image glow, I can send you a pixel math script I've had for a few years now, but it'll do a lot more and it's drag and drop

Easy? Oh lord, im too stupid for all this

Huge noticeable difference when your process is followed. Do you run this as the very final step before saving the image?

Great tutorial Chad! You have a new subscriber now after your great video on dark nebulae. Recently I also started to present the stars more prominent then before. Good stars make a picture much deeper.

Great start for a channel, greetings from Germany😊 and CS

I was one of the first 30 scopes out there and it is truly an amazing thing. One thing we say is the discord server might be the best thing about it. It’s active all night, people sharing Nina setups, sharing images and the nightly guiding challenge. I’ve learned so much and feel my Astro has stepped up in the month and a half I’ve been out there. I’ve also jumped up the integration time on targets from 3-4 hours into the 15 hours because it’s so available, log into your system, setup your target and let it roll, chill on the discord for a bit and go to bed. You can easily spend 4 nights on a single target and not feel like you are repeating yourself. Highly recommend signing up

$4000 for that? It better mow the lawn,do the dishes,grocery shop for me.

I do all my sharpening whether it be with MLT, BlurX, etc before putting the stars back. Stars r always my very last step because these process seem to affect them in one way or another.

Thanks, Chad. I will give this a try as soon as my sky clears out, whenever that will be. Clear skies

I used to use this method, too, but found BXT affected the stars even if you reduce the influence to 0. This is very likely because BXT simply understands stars as statistics and statistics always have margins of error. You can run BXT without the stars in the image and get great results. It then becomes an AI powered unsharp tool and works great.

Hey at time 5:13 you when from making small star's with BlurXT to Stars taken out? I guess you used StarXT to remove correct?

what the... i dont even have the menu on the bottom left corner

I'm not sure why this was in my feed, I don't even know enough about image editing to understand 80% of the technical terms you use, but I found it interesting! Do you do these professionally or is it a hobby? I would have assumed there was some kind of premade filter in photoshop or something that would just do everything you did here automagically, but I obviously have no idea what I'm talking about. 😊

Yes. We need stars, beautiful stars. 👍

Fantastic tutorial. I actually preferred the image where there were no stars around the nebula. Keep up the great work Chad and clear skies.

@easyastroimages5818 I would be interested in this camera but I have doubts about the telescope. Would it go better with an evostar 72 ed or a TS-optics Photoline 60 apo? Thanks :)

After 2.5years I still struggle with star color. There are plenty of yellow stars but almost no blue stars which I think is needed to get a beautiful star field.

Please do more tutorials on AF 2…

Thats really cool. I like this idea a lot.

Yes I have it and it is great…also the associated JR Astro Macros that you can get for this software.

Hi Chad, Good tutorial on star reduction, or perhaps, star not-reduction. There are so many tools in Pixinsight that it is so easy to become overwhelmed, and yet, you brought out several features I did not know about that I now want to experiment with. Good final image. - Patrick -

thank you very much for this tuto, and if you can sharing the file data again, because the link is broken

I have had a Celestron C6-A XLT and a Hyperstar 6 v4 for 4 months, now. And, I am still using my refractor.

Great video But any work I do with star stretching looks to fake to me to perfect round shape I like them to glow