Hi Freddy,
fmeireso wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 5:19 pm
Some things i don't understand at first glance : you hit the Nbaccent module BEFORE the color module...? I was under the impression the Nbaccent module had to be used AFTER the color module.
Have a closer look, I used the Color module before NBAccent. But I used the NBAccent module before the SuperStructure module with the Saturation preset. It's advised to do it the other way round but I prefer it that way so the NBAccent introduced structures get an increased saturation, too.
fmeireso wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 5:19 pm
You used the layer module also, for what purpose ?
Stefan B wrote: ↑Thu Mar 02, 2023 9:51 pm
The masks were deleted. But it have been only default auto generated masks except for Shrink.
Sorry, that has been obviously not true. I forgot about the mask in the layer module...
When you look at the animation
you see that all the stars get red due to the Ha signal. Doesn't look very appealing to me. And it doesn't add any information to the image. Instead it takes information off the image since it makes all stars red which hides information about the nature of the stars.
So I unmasked the galaxies, went to the layer module and hit the Undo fg (foreground) button. Thus the NBAccent effect was undone on all of the image with the exception of the (unmasked) galaxies. Result: Ha signal in the galaxies but not in the stars (or the rest of the image). Thus you have red stars in the animation but not so much in the final image since I've undone the NBAccent effect on the stars in between.
You can still see some stars with too much red within the galaxies or in close vicinity since I wasn't very careful with the mask.
Does that clarify the issues?
Regards
Stefan
, pretty much what i had i mind!
