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IDAS D1 light pollution filter

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(@gregwrca)
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S how well does background correction work on the blue tint of the idas lpd1?


   
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(@mabula-admin)
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@gregwrca,

Do you mean gradient/light pollution correction? Or background calibration?

For instance, I have used a Baader UHC-s filter in a lot of my own data and I have never seen problems with regards to background correction/calibration.

The filter won't prevent APP from getting a nice neutral background. The filters will have influence on overall colors of course, but this won't prevent APP from getting a good neutral background.

The Star Color Calibration tool is the most important step to get the colors right in the stars and nebula. Do share your data on the forum and I will help with how you need to set the parameters for Star Color Calibration. The slope and constant values in the Black Body Star Color Calibration actually depend on the filters that were used 😉

Cheers,

Mabula


   
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(@gregwrca)
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Great info and thank you. As soon as I get to use this filter I'll let you know how it works out. Right now I have a hydrogen Alpha filter on my modded DSLR. I'm having trouble when I combine RGB with with the hydrogen Alpha data my stars end up being red. Is there a way to protect them while registering the two frames together?


   
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(@mabula-admin)
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@gregwrca,

Protecting in registration is not an option.

If the stars become too red, then you will need increase the multipliers of Blue and Green to counter that 😉 (or reduce the multipliers of both Red and H-alpha)

Mabula

 


   
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