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Combine RGB Tool and Narrowband

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(@jeffmorgan)
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It occurred to me that since the Hubble Palette and other narrowband schemes are arbitrary assignments and not "natural" colors that I could have some fun with this.

For example say I wanted to map S-II to (just to pick a color) Orange.

Going to an RGB color picker for the correct RGB values, could I then use the Combine RGB Tool and change the RGB values for the channel to 255, 165, 0?



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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You can, in the formula of the combineRGB tool change it to anything you want. It's then a mixing in percentage of the different channels.



   
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