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Integrating Luminance with Ha and O3

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(@cdugger)
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I am sure that this has been asked and answered, but I could not find a post that addressed it directly.

When I do an integration it comes out as a monochrome image, no color at all.

I am adding the lights to the appropriate channel...  what step am I missing to get color?

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For a color image you need RGB data, so I would advise to first integrate the Ha data, then OIII and then Luminance, all separate. Load the integrations in as lights again and the go to the normalize tab and press "normalize" and then save the normalized frames. After that, you can load the normalized frames into the RGBCombine tool in the tools tab and assign the data to R, G and B and Luminance. I would set Luminance to about 30% to start with, otherwise it supresses the color. Mabula does want to change that behavior. OIII, btw, is assigned to G and B usually, you can pick a formula to get you going.



   
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