This tutorial goes over the procedure to produce an HDR image out of multiple images stacked from exposures captured with different lengths. This technique is particularly useful for targets such as M42 Orion Nebula and M31 Andromeda Galaxy, reproducing detail across bright and faint regions all the same. The processes used are HDRComposition and HDRMultiscaleTransform.
New PixInsight Tutorial on Producing an HDR Image
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New PixInsight Tutorial on Producing an HDR Image
by Gib007 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:28 am
Read here: http://www.lightvortexastronomy.com/tutorial-producing-an-hdr-image.html
This tutorial goes over the procedure to produce an HDR image out of multiple images stacked from exposures captured with different lengths. This technique is particularly useful for targets such as M42 Orion Nebula and M31 Andromeda Galaxy, reproducing detail across bright and faint regions all the same. The processes used are HDRComposition and HDRMultiscaleTransform.
This tutorial goes over the procedure to produce an HDR image out of multiple images stacked from exposures captured with different lengths. This technique is particularly useful for targets such as M42 Orion Nebula and M31 Andromeda Galaxy, reproducing detail across bright and faint regions all the same. The processes used are HDRComposition and HDRMultiscaleTransform.
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