Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
Decided to change the processing... still wanted something closer to narrowband data... no clear weather, so we're practicing, moving pixels around on the screen.
Decided to change the processing... still wanted something closer to narrowband data... no clear weather, so we're practicing, moving pixels around on the scree…
In January, there were several cloudless and cold nights. I took advantage of this and increased the integration time on the target. The atmosphere was not idea…
I noticed that I prefer the colors at 0 gain, and at high gain 200 I tried to capture more details. However, I'm not very experienced in shooting and processing such objects, so my approach might be misguided. As for NCM, I can't say much yet—I don't understand much about it.
It would also be interesting to see just the processed gain 0 frame separately and separately the gain 200 frame, and compare them. What actually comes out. Thanks)
Yes, on the 533 it's after 100, on the 585 after 252 gain. That's just the nature of these sensors. I tried it at gain 0 and didn't really like the result.
Yes, on the 533, after 100, it's 585 after a gain of 252. That's due to sensor characteristics. I tried it with a gain of 0 and didn't really like it. Another nuance: if the camera isn't flashed with firmware after August 2025, then use 252. If the camera is new or flashed to the latest version, then use a gain of 200.
Thank you for the corrections, yes, that's correct, gain 200 is the HCG mode for the 585. However, with the caveat I mentioned earlier about the release date and drivers. Screenshots from the official website with information about gain 252 are still circulating. But currently, the official graph shows 200.
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