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How do I comebine OSC RGB and H-alpha from a DSLR from different sezzions?

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Hello,

I found different hints for this. I stacked RGB and H-alpha seperatley. RGB normal and H-alpha set under "0" to a-alpha, which worked well, saw a nice black&white stack. Then I tried to combine these with the combining tool under 9, combining RGB. That did not work since not the right dimensions etc. Registration of both these files failed too, with multi-sezzion where I once said that one is h-alpha, the other rgb. the error was unspecific under part 5.

so how do I comebine these two files from different sezzions but with same camera (D810A) and optics (400mm f/2.8)? This should be possible in tools, combining rgb, right?

the 2 files can be found here:

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stefan

 



   
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They should be registered first, but it is definitely possible as Mabula has combined data of 1 object coming from wildly different setups. I'll have a look at the files, might be the fastest.



   
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Ok, I tried a few times, but can't get the data properly down. Are you able to share it via wetransfer.com? Use my address; vincent@astropixelprocessor.com



   
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Posted by: Vincent Groenewold - Moderator

Ok, I tried a few times, but can't get the data properly down. Are you able to share it via wetransfer.com? Use my address; vincent@astropixelprocessor.com

am trying, but it seems that wetransfer.com is currently down, nothing works 0 bytes in >5min. my cloud has worked since years, though, strange... 

Here is the error:

2019 06 17 15 36 56 Greenshot


   
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(@elgol)
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I registered in dropbox, hope this works



   
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Ah that's our infamous general java error again, might be related to something else (@mabula-admin). Anyway, downloading your files and will give it a go. If this java error keeps bugging you, Mabula needs to take a look at it. Which should be possible if he has gotten through his email. 🙂



   
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Hi again, so I had no problem registering the frames (which are not overlapping very well), but did get a java error (my first one) during normalization. I notified Mabula to take a look at it as it seems this data reveals a repeatable error which is great for bug fixing.

To get around it I only registered the frames, then clicked "save registered frames" and immediately went for the combine tool. I used 100% of the Halpha in the red channel, did LP correction and color calibration. Looks pretty nice now to me. So, hopefully Mabula can get these errors out and a tip for the future would be to make sure the panels are aligning better, I now had to crop the final picture quite a lot.

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combine RGB image mod lpc cbg mod St


   
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thanx vincent, will try that soon. that was a test of h-alpha last night in nam. so yes, bad me no good overlap



   
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that is my second combinded pic ever, first was no good, now this looks ok to me



   
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