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Sorry if this was asked before, I couldn't find it
I have 5h of rgb data acquired using a 294MC but unfortunately by mistake I selected bin2
After that I collected hydrogen alpha and luminance layer using a 294MM using native bin settings
So far I have not been able to stack the rgb in bin2 aligning them and recalling them to match with the mono files
To solve the problem I processed the rgb using drizzle 2 and then manually aligned them in photoshop
Is there a way to avoid those extra steps and use one of the mono light as reference?
I've tried but evrytime the software either gives me error or crash
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Best way to try would be to split the channels of the RGB data into mono R, G and B files. You can do this in tab 2, all the way down (first perform calibration). Those calibrated files can now be loaded in again as mono, together with the Ha and I think that should simply register and normalize. Processing RGB with mono, like you tried is not yet possible at the moment. I would save the normalized frames and the you should be able to combine them in the RGBCombine tool.
Thanks that was easy but i didn't think about it
