OSC RGB Integration Issues

Rodney, this is the expected behavior. Single filter integrations ARE mono. Only after combining them with the HOO 1 or HOO 2 formula in tab 9 RGB Combination will you get color. 

HTH, Wouter

@wvreeven

Not quite sure I get that. I'll go back and take a look. Where do I get the HOO 1 or 2 at? Can you give me the proper sequence of buttons? 

These are my pre-sets, > Tab 0 > Pattern RGGB > Algorithm > Ha-OIII extract HA > Force Bayer/X-Trans CFA.

Is there anything on the RH side I need to put a check mark in?

I went to Tab 9 > Combine RGB > then HOO1 > not sure after that, can't find it   ___________? 

Isn't there a video showing this process? 

Thanks

Rodney

@rockinrod First you need to extract the Ha and OIII data, just as you already do by specifying the algorithm in Tab 0. Once you have both integration results, which both will be mono, you can combine them to get a color image. To do so, go to Tab 9 and there select RGB Combination. In that tab, select either the HOO 1 or HOO 2 formula. After selecting a formula you need to click the New Formula button. Load your two integration results and assign them to Ha and OIII. Then you can click Calculate to get the color image. You can play with the sliders to influence the amount of Ha to be added to the G and B channels or OIII to the R channel. Note that, when you click the New Formula button, the sliders will reset.

To my best of knowledge there is no video for this.

Wouter

@wvreeven

I did all the initial extractions of the HA and OIII, I was getting lost on the HOO...

Okay, that sounds good...There was a lot I'd had to figure out...Been at this since yesterday afternoon...(:>

Thanks

@rockinrod

Another option is to choose Ha OIII - Color in Tab 0. Then APP will create an RGB image for you saving you from the need to play with the formulae in Tab 9. It may not be the color combination that you're after and extracting the Ha and OIII channels will give you more freedom to combine them as you please.

Wouter

@wvreeven

Yes I did that yesterday with the Veil nebula. For some reason with my HA/OIII narrowband filter the HA and OIII colors showed up really well in post processing on this particular nebula...All I get is HA with every other object..

What I'm trying to accomplish is adding some green and blue into my images, more different colors.

Appreciate the help!

This is just 3-5 minute subs for effect. Not too bad...Thanks for the help..Love it!

RB

@rockinrod

Yes indeed, if you aim for more blue en green then you'll need to use the HOO formulae in Tab 9.

Wouter

@wvreeven

I have another issue here. What is this error message telling me to do, or need? 

Thanks,

RB

Yes, already have, thank you...!

I think I figured it out, disregard...Still working on the colors etc...