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Drizzling Ha data from an OSC narrowband filter

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I am very happy with the new Multi-NB extraction method, it saves me a lot of time. Question I have is how should I approach drizzling of the Ha data. Should I still stick to Bayer drizzle, or is it different because this is greyscale data? And what about the droplet size in this specific case? Any advice or guidance is appreciated.



   
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