Comet Academy

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Comet Academy is a one-of-a-kind masterclass on the planning, acquisition, and image processing of comets. The course has detailed step-by-step workflows with data so you can follow along. Easy to follow cheat sheets with innovative processing techniques are provided as well. Be ready for our next big visitor... join Comet Academy. Your purchase can be used towards the full collection of videos found in PixInsight Horizons at AdamBlockStudios.com. (You get a code after purchase.)
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[@BruceDumes]

Looking forward to studying this!

[@croenan]

Ohh! This should be good!

[@SpaceCityAstro]

I have a great view of the western sky at night, but in the middle of B9. Do you think A3 will be bright enough to shoot it in RGB mono?

[@AdamBlock]

"Comets are like cats. They both have tails and do whatever they please." -Dave Levy ... that being said, if it does ready a brightness better than 3rd magnitude you will be in business...

[@X_Excelsior]

Why is it more difficult with an OSC camera?

[@AdamBlock]

Basically because if you want the *best* results with OSC you need to use CFA drizzle. Don't even argue with me on this. See the SPCC documentation- this is from the developers. So if we take this as a given- then you cannot do comet subtraction or SXT star removal and do drizzle. I demonstrate how to get the best results given these constraints.

[@Aerostar509]

This makes me feel better about my mono setup, I was thinking I needed a OSC camera to make it easier.@@AdamBlock

[@AdamBlock]

@@Aerostar509 Not at all.. By interleaving exposures.. in many cases mono helps for better rejection too.