How to eliminate light pollution and color cast from your Milky Way photos in Photoshop!

[@oryanastro]

Some of the best processing tutorials I’ve ever seen! Learning so much!

[@Mike321795]

I never knew about gradient exterminator thanks it really help I cant believe I never herd of this. It amazing

[@ryag1222]

Such an underrated channel! Amazing tutorial

[@week_end.traveller]

Most helpfull tutorials. Really helped me learn editing my astro photographs.

[@deltaastrophotography]

Awesome! I'm really glad I could help out!

[@billjobes1851]

This may inspire me to try for the Milky Way in my Bortle 6 suburban backwater. Thanks !

[@RIXPSI06]

Awesome vidoes!! love watching you tutorials so easy to follow and informative!!

[@gregerianne3880]

Great video. Thanks! Is it possible to preserve the foreground by doing a Select Sky and inverting at the same time you have the area around the Milky Way selected by the lasso tool? (I really know pretty much nothing about PS, so forgive me if this is a naive question.)

[@Zhorellski]

Thank you! Is there an alternative plugin?

[@deltaastrophotography]

@@Zhorellski GraXpert is a free stand alone piece of software that removes gradients and light pollution using AI. Worth checking out for sure!

[@Zhorellski]

@@deltaastrophotography Thanks! Your videos are very helpful!

[@-Jeremiah-]

Nice! I’ve been looking for a video that just has more trouble area tips like this. Most are just one or two tips during a full tutorial

[@yervantparnagian5999]

Great simple to the point video. Subscribed.

[@deltaastrophotography]

Thanks! I'm going to try to do more shorts like this because they are really fun to make!

[@yervantparnagian5999]

@@deltaastrophotography I have some nice astro images I took and will work on doing the sky replacement with them. My IG Photographybyyervant

[@jonathanritter7364]

Instead of using the gradient eliminator...are you able to use a filter in your camera fo filter out light pollution? How helpful do you think that would be here? I have a filter but haven't had a chance to use it yet. Was hoping to get out this weekend if the weather is nice

[@deltaastrophotography]

I just got an Optolong L-Pro filter that I'm dying to try out! I might test it out this weekend if the weather is nice, but there is a very bright moon out all weekend. I really want to see what it can do with light pollution with no moon.

[@FarmLapse]

How do you even get colour in the milky way with light pollution like in the second picture? I have a milky way photo from a bortle 1 sky and my picture ends up being orange and literally not a single real colour coming from the milky way

[@zacharyf.9936]

Keep up the awesome videos! thanks for posting this one!

[@eaddyy]

Where did you get rc Astro filter

[@deltaastrophotography]

There should be a link to it in the description of the video!

[@jaseb638]

So effortless, great vid 👌👌

[@deltaastrophotography]

Yeah it really is a painless and effortless method! Love it!

[@allenlloyd1074]

If you select the Milky Way and the foreground area, then invert selection. This gives a better result.

[@Mr09260]

Great Video Thank you

[@deltaastrophotography]

Hey thanks for watching!

[@milesandmountainscoaching]

Mine just turns white and other weird colors.

[@sonnar5392]

Verry good thanks~

[@paulbriaud3044]

perfect as usual!

[@AstroCloudGenerator]

I hope you and yours are all doing okay in the Delta right now. News reports look terrible.

[@xMMO92x]

Great content!

[@deltaastrophotography]

Thank you so much!

[@peterlaubscher3989]

Wow!

[@omer8725]

Nicee

[@iraqi1932]

Yoooooo you should have at lest 2m not 2k!!!(sorry for bad english)

[@lharris828]

Presumably the author meant to say *your* pictures - not you pictures?

[@deltaastrophotography]

Thank you so much! I just corrected it!

[@adriannolan6711]

I was as confused as a cow on artificial grass looking at lots of other videos about astrophotography but this is just simplicity on steroids.

[@deltaastrophotography]

Ha! Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it