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Using different cameras and different optics with different filters

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(@jn-astrophotography)
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 Dear all, I have a little bit strange question. I use an color DSLR with an 80mm Apo and a debayert DSLR with narrowband Filters attached to a Spacecat51. The field of view is nearly the same. 

I want to combine the narrowband image as a luminanz/contrast boost in the color image. The distorsion of the optics is not the same. 

Is there a possibility to combine these images or correct the distorsion of the narrowband image to be able to combine it with the RGB image? 

 

Hope you can help me - Clear skies

Johannes and Nina


   
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Yes, best way to do this (I think) is to separate the channels of the RGB image (tab 2, all the way down) and save those. Then load them in again as R, G and B together with the narrowband data as luminance. Select "dynamic distortion correction" and go through the flow of registration, normalization and integration. You can then combine the stacks in the RGBCombine tool.


   
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