Thanks for this review Steve. Can I ask what sort of light pollution was there at the location where the test was done. Is there a significant component of LED pollution, since some astrophotographers are telling me that these Broadband filters (like the L-enhance Quad) are next to useless for significant LED pollution and Broadband targets.

I really like this method, but I had a hard time colonizing until I realized the curves for "b" and "R" could easily give the desired Sii and Ha colors. No messing with "G" and "B" is needed.

What other equipment did you use beaides the quattro and ZWO?

How could you merge the different channels in photoshop?

Always great to watch your tutorial. I learned a lot and edited my version of wizard nebula by following along.

I finally got the collimation ring from Agena Astro after waiting more than a year for them to get in stock! I can’t wait for clear skies to test it out!

As usual entertaining and comprehensive video. Always a joy to learn new techniques 👍😎

awesome Steve, again newness for batch processing ...works for me bud. Missed you for the last couple of months, thanks for the tutorial 👍

I'm going to have to try this. Thanks

Woot woot it is 🎉

Love this channel, never really commented. My only suggestion would be set up a pc rig that can record 4k, cause if anything deserves to be seen in UHD it's stuff like this!

Great Steven, greetings from south of Spain THX

Great video! Funny you mention having a stars only option on my Foraxx script. When I made it I never even thought about how good the stars look out of the script, so I made the option for creating just a starless image so users could independently stretch their own stars. Turns out lots of people (myself included now), love the stars and would happily just use the script for stars. I will definitely look at adding the functionality in soon. The good news is that Seti Astro created NBtoRGBStars which creates Foraxx stars for you. Also I have a working alpha version script for adding stars following your procedure. I just need to fine tune it a bit, mostly because Range Selection doesn't allow you to rename masks so keeping track of its masks is fool proof yet. On my test system here its called Steve Miller Stars script, I may or may not change that before release haha.

Excellent as always! So happy to see a new video. Thank you!

Fantastic, nice processing tutorial, I will have to borrow some of this!!

Hi ! Great video ! Is it possible to have for every layers the pourcentage of RGB to reproduice your beautifull palette ?

Thank u Steve! I am confused about the reason why I get a green Hulk smash image 9:26 after rgbcombination. What should I do to get a right color image like yours 🥺🥺

As always - a fun and informative tutorial. Please don’t disappear again 🫥 😅

HI i followed you video and ended up range selection mask is incompatible message?

what if the secondary doesn't move in the direction you need it to move no matter how many times you try different combination of the three screws?

and if you dont have a center dot on the secondary?

Hell Yeah!!!!!!!

una chulada de videos, muchas feliciades ¡¡ saludos desde mexico veracruz

Im so excited to try this method , from what camera and filter combination does this data come from ? I use a ASI071MCPRO with the l extreme filter , so it’s not a real sho image later. But does that work with my data as well ? CS Dennis

Hey Steve, are you still up for some difficult data? I have some SHO masters of the Fighting Dragons Of Ara that I have tried to process quite a few times without reaching a result I'm happy with. Love someone of your skill level to take a look. Thanks.

Everything in the world is good again when Stevie is making product videos! Great video. Who does your music, if you dont mind me asking.. A great many of us Astro people are also Guitar players. Just wondering.. Nice see you again Steve. Joe D

8:03 ....you're never going to stop spending money"...... he says.....yeah....that's spot-on alright

No way!! 😂 Awesome Steve!

I have had the L Quad now for a few months and lovin' it. I have been using it with my EdgeHD8, 0.7 reducer, ASI294MC Pro on a CGX. It has really made a huge difference. Should I mention my backyard is Bortle 4. Don't hate me.🙂

Thanks for doing these videos, you probably can’t know how much you help people, and the presentation style is just ….😂😂

Great video man! I saw some beautiful shots at the end too. Were all these shot with your 10 inch newt shown in this video?

i have a 10 inch newtonian dob - and i was wondering if i could mount it on the eq6-r pro - looks like from your videos i can! 🙂(kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYTNgZuQp7SEeM0)

No wayyyy 😂

can you tell us what is the benefit of using these filters with a mono camera stacked up with narrow filter?

Very cool! I have the l quad and was only using it on my OSC, but will need to try it on my qhy2868mm for sure now. I'm also shooting from bortel 7 skies.

There’s medication for that???

Thank You for your wonderful tutorials.

Good afternoon, I have a question, when you are photographing with the Ha, SII or OIII, do you also have the L Quad or L enhance filter in the coma corrector? Thanks

That Iris Nebula looks awesome, dark nebula have eluded me too. I was also fortunate to have Optolong reach out to me a while back and ask me to try out their L-Quad and I have found it to be great. I live under bortle 5 skies and it's been great. I shoot in colour though.

Thanks for a great video! I think it makes sense that the quad has better contrast and less gradients, as it let’s less light through in general. You clearly demonstrated that :) But how about retaining relevant colors? What is it cutting out compared to the Pro? Do stars retain their “real” colors?

Hmmm, I never thought of "Doubling Filters". I will certainly try adding the L-Quad ahead of the LRGB filters.. (I'm just up the road in Savannah with a Bortle 4.5 sky)

I don't know why Optolong can't make filters for Nikon cameras.

New mount?? 😎

Always love your videos. Your style is hilarious and the information is great. I might just try that filter as it priced well. Wish they had an F2 version for it but for narrowband imaging I think your images speak for themselves. Best regards Luis from NY

Why are you showing us the images inverted from each other by 180 degrees?