MultiscaleGradientCorrection (MGC)
MultiscaleGradientCorrection (MGC) compares the image with a reference map of the sky (MARS). Structures smaller than a selectable scale are …
MultiscaleGradientCorrection (MGC) compares the image with a reference map of the sky (MARS). Structures smaller than a selectable scale are …
Processing narrowband data from a monochrome camera – Ha and OIII for HOO, plus SII for SHO – from stacking to export. The stars come either …
NoiseXTerminator (NXT) removes noise and, if desired, separates fine-scale from large-scale noise as well as brightness noise from colour …
Processing exposures from a colour camera (OSC) with a quad band-pass filter such as the Optolong L-QEF – from stacking to export. The …
PixelMath applies a formula to every pixel. Images are referenced by their IDs. This lets you combine channels into colour images, blend …
RangeSelection creates a mask (a “range mask”) that selects a brightness range. This limits a global process – such as a curve – …
SCNR (Subtractive Chromatic Noise Reduction) limits one colour channel, usually green, to the level of the other two. This corrects greenish …
SpectrophotometricColorCalibration (SPCC) uses Gaia spectra to compute how each star should appear through the filters and sensor used, …
StarXTerminator (SXT) removes the stars from an image and, if requested, also delivers an image containing only the stars. Nebula and stars …
A synthetic luminance is built from existing channels instead of being captured with an L filter. It carries structure and sharpness; the …