Video #41 Narrowband & The Hubble Palette (4K)

[@mazinalmoumen]

Fantastic

[@ranjitgovindaraj]

Excellent info👌🏼 Clarified a lot for me...

[@real_astrotard]

Cool - thanks for the feedback.

[@surinderparkash1135]

Very informative, thank you.

[@real_astrotard]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gclaytony]

I really enjoyed this and learned a lot. Aesthetically, i tend to like the Hubble Palette better.

[@real_astrotard]

Glad it's useful. I agree - there is an amazing beauty in that azure blue and beachy tan colored images.

[@tamrich7762]

Well explained John !👍

[@real_astrotard]

Thanks 👍

[@bluecelox]

Good job

[@real_astrotard]

I applaud you for watching that marathon.

[@toddnoseworthy1447]

Nice images. Your SHO editing results in images that look the way I like, not too overpowering. Here's a question though; Color represents the gases but we manipulate the colors. So in a final SHO image what color represents what gas? I think in the SHOO, the red is a little too overpowering though, perhaps because the Sulphur red is a deeper red and darkens the color a lot.

[@real_astrotard]

I'd answer that by saying Hydrogen is everywhere. The change in color from blue (Oxygen) to red (Sulphur) are the key indicators of those gasses. Agree the SHOO is very red - but then again so is the true color.