I have had some issues with getting the correct colours to a number of images, some my own, some not. With my m31, which I posted in the gallery, I'm assuming there was so much noise (including walking, streaking noise) that this interfered with StarTools. So the colour calibration was totally manual. In Jim Misti's m101, the data is obviously very good, yet I'm still having problems. Here is a link https://www.flickr.com/gp/rkonrad/9Q83N5. The outer areas of the galaxy is slightly purple. StarTools here a mixture of red and blue, mostly blue. Is this correct?
An edit: This example shows the purple (almost red) more clearly. Jim Misti's data of m51. https://www.flickr.com/gp/rkonrad/v3bb21 I'm aware that greedy trying to show the nebulocity - maybe the purple is the result of noise?
Richard
colour issues
Re: colour issues
Hi Richard,
Funnily enough, the Color module documentation uses the exact same M101 data (precisely because it is free available) and touches on what to look out for in various objects, including galaxies.
Can you tell us how you loaded/combined the data? The Color module should have come up with a decent starting point...
Which version of StarTools do you use?
Funnily enough, the Color module documentation uses the exact same M101 data (precisely because it is free available) and touches on what to look out for in various objects, including galaxies.
Can you tell us how you loaded/combined the data? The Color module should have come up with a decent starting point...
Which version of StarTools do you use?
Ivo Jager
StarTools creator and astronomy enthusiast
StarTools creator and astronomy enthusiast