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Combining RGB/Ha-OII-SII

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(@rockinrod)
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Scenario here:

I was wondering if use my OSC with an HA/OIII dual narrowband filter for 50X240 second subs at a gain of 120, then the next night out I use my SII filter at 20X360 Second subs Gain of 250, all of these will be accepted into the Combine RGB tool?

Or do they all have to be the same exposure time and gain? I know DSS will not work. Have not tried this in Nebulosity yet, so I am not sure.

Thanks,

Rodney



   
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You'd need calibration files like darks for the different gain at least, but as long as you have those you can combine any data you want, even data from different telescopes.



   
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Posted by: @vincent-mod

You'd need calibration files like darks for the different gain at least, but as long as you have those you can combine any data you want, even data from different telescopes.

Yes SOP for sure, the darks...I always use those...Okay thanks Vince...



   
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