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New Narrow Band Color Mapping

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(@jeffmorgan)
Red Giant
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This should be an easy one - another false color palette option: OSH.

I have played with this in Affinity Photo and the results are quite striking.



   
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(@wvreeven)
Quasar
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@jeffmorgan Hi Jeff,

It is not difficult to manually do this. Just load your S, H and O images as usual and then set the sliders such that O maps to red, S to green and H to blue:

Screenshot 2022 08 10 at 11.01.05

You don't need to choose any algorithm for this to work. Once you have selected an algorithm, you can adjust the sliders as you please.



   
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(@jeffmorgan)
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Doh! I should have thought of that.



   
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(@wvreeven)
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@jeffmorgan No need to be hard on yourself. Sometimes the answers we look for are right under our noses and yet we don't see them.



   
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