OSC Hubble Palette in PIXINSIGHT (Full Processing Tutorial)

[@animations_ag]

Glad I found this. Thanks a lot for your time!

[@sprinter1104]

Excellent tutorial, thanks for all the work.

[@molokotoco]

Fantastic tutorial!!! thank you for spending the time showing us your workflow very helpfull.

[@gregphillips3081]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial, it was great !!

[@mikemnm5553]

Awesome walkthrough Thanks man!!!

[@TheTabugman]

Nice tutorial! I learned a lot. Let me repay you by letting you know you can reset any slider in Camera Raw to its default value by double clicking on it. 😊

[@craiglowery4427]

Wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much

[@jurgen77emmen]

Excellent video! Learned a lot 👍

[@jims9982]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much. I used this on the Lagoon Nebula and it looks great.

[@woody5109]

You make it look easy, guess I’ll have to invest in Pixinsight

[@robertgrenader858]

Taken in comparison to how much $$ we spend on our imaging hardware, the $250 cost of Pix is very manageable.

[@TimBuckley-f6e]

Brilliant really helpful

[@anilrao1964]

Nice tutorial

[@pathdoctor1]

Thank you!

[@Chorge1972]

Superb!!!!!

[@Chorge1972]

Another Question: why not combining Blue and green instead throwing away the blue?

[@dobromirdragomirov5257]

is the channel management part doable for every astro photo or it is a specific thing? Just curious. I am new to this? Thanks.

[@Chorge1972]

Why not GraXpert instead of DBE?!

[@charliemiller3884]

Strange you used Deep Sky Stacker instead of WBPP?

[@carlosc7631]

Excelllent!!!!!!!