Looking for advice for improvement. Not the most steady seeing and some chromatic aberration present due to Mars being only about 35* above the horizon. Saw the earlier post regarding "nudging" the colors in Photoshop to get rid of some of the color shifting, but couldn't figure out how to do it. Anyone have a refernce for this technique? Any other advice.
Thanks
John
Acquistion:
8"LX200
CanonZR50 DV camera afocal on 20mm Plossl, optical zoom to desired image scale.
7/26/03, 0800 UT.
Processing:
AVI converted to BMP in AVI2BMP. BMP images loaded into Registax for registration and stacking (133 of 840 images stacked). Wavelet processing in Registax, saved as JPEG. Despeckled, sharpen and blur, curve and color adjustments in Photoshop.
Thanks
John
Acquistion:
8"LX200
CanonZR50 DV camera afocal on 20mm Plossl, optical zoom to desired image scale.
7/26/03, 0800 UT.
Processing:
AVI converted to BMP in AVI2BMP. BMP images loaded into Registax for registration and stacking (133 of 840 images stacked). Wavelet processing in Registax, saved as JPEG. Despeckled, sharpen and blur, curve and color adjustments in Photoshop.
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John Theodossy
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