
Here is my third attempt at the Orion Nebula, shot near Rome under a Bortle 7 sky. Below you’ll find the total exposure time, the equipment used, and the full workflow:
Gear Used:
- Sony ZV-E10
- Tamron 18-300mm shoot at 230mm
- Skywatcher StarAdventurer 2i
- ISO/F: 1000, F6.3
- 600 Light Frames, 13 seconds each, 2h and 10 minutes total integration time
Pixinsight WorkFlow:
- Background Neutralization
- Dynamic Crop
- Image Solver and Photometric color calabriation
- Histogram Transformation and Screen Transfer Function for linear mode
- NoiseXterminator
- L* Mask protecting background
- HDR Multiscale Transform (to reduce the bright core)
- Local Histogram equalization
- Starnet 2 for Star mask/Nebula Mask
- Curves Transformation to stretch
- Pixel Math to recombine
- Seti Astro tools for star reduction and sharpen image
- Saving Image in TIFF
Photoshop WorkFlow:
- Little curves adjustment
- Black point adjustment
- Camera RAW Filter for color adjustment
- Little sharp adjustment, not too much
Let me know what do you think about!! Ty Guys, Enjoy
by Dansixth
