Bubble Nebula processing timelapse in Pixinsight

My attempt at processing data of the Bubble Nebula kindly provided by Luke from the ‪@lukomatico‬ channel. The video is at 3x speed.
Acquisition details:
Camera: Ares-M Pro
Scope: Skywatcher Quattro 8s with Aplanatic coma corrector
Filters: Astronomik 6nm S/H/O filters
Data: 46x2m HA, 25x2m OIII, 16x2m SII
Music:
'I Walk With Ghosts' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
'The Long Dark' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
Timestamps:
0:00 - Dynamic Background Extraction
0:18 - LinearFit
0:36 - BlurXTerminator
1:04 - StarXTerminator
1:19 - Stretching (GHS)
2:24 - NoiseXTerminator
2:46 - Further stretching (GHS)
3:32 - SCNR
3:45 - Further stretching (GHS)
4:30 - Create Colour Masks
6:12 - Curves Adjustment
8:18 - Local Histogram Equalization
8:45 - Unsharp Mask
10:17 - NoiseXTerminator
10:24 - HDR Multiscale Transform
11:28 - Star Stretch
11:57 - Recombine Stars
12:17 - Final Curves Adjustment
12:46 - Final Image

[@petesastrophotography]

Thanks again to Luke for providing the data for this awesome nebula. This is my second attempt at processing this as I still tend to over process the data; sometimes less is more. I think the color is probably still a little over done but this is a much better result compared to my first effort.

[@lukomatico]

Oh mate what a tremendous result that was! :-D you really captured the beauty of the object with this process, phenomenal work Pete!

[@petesastrophotography]

Thanks Luke, much appreciated!

[@RigoFromSpain]

Well done Pete Nice Tutorial Thx

[@RigoFromSpain]

Well done Pete, nice tutorial THX

[@petesastrophotography]

Thank you for watching!

[@trondasdam6443]

Thank you! Enjoyed thos. Very helpful

[@petesastrophotography]

Excellent, thank you for watching!

[@CarlSchreiner]

Thanks Pete! I'm working on the bubble nebula and this is just what I needed for an overall picture of the workflow with the new Xterminators. Love the timelapse! I'd rather have something fast like this (and hit pause a lot) than sit through a long video. Would you mind sharing what your pixel math formulas are for HOO Normalization and SHO normalization? I do my channel combination differently so It probably won't work for my data, but it would be fun to tinker with:). Thanks again and hope you do more!

[@petesastrophotography]

Thank you for the kind words Carl, it's much appreciated. Timelapses seem to be a bit hit and miss, some people like them, others hate them. The HOO and SHO normalization scripts I use are actually written by Bill Blanshan ('AnotherAstroChannel' on KZbin) and are free to download and use. I don't always use them as I generally prefer individually stretching the colour channels to create the effect I'm looking for, but they are a nice little short cut to get you close. Thanks again for watching and glad you found the video useful. More videos to come when our awful Scottish weather allows!

[@Zealor365]

I couldn't keep up. Way too much going on without explanation. I'll try someone else's tutorial.

[@petesastrophotography]

Thank you for your comment. Time lapses aren't for everyone. Most people won't sit through long videos (in my experience anyway) so I choose to make shorter videos showing the whole process in a condensed format that aren't designed to be a step by step tutorial as such. That my change in the future, but I appreciate you having a look👍