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Bringing out features in an astronomy photo
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(09-24-2018, 08:01 AM)rich2005 Wrote: Since you are using a Mac, probably confined to standard Gimp tools (although it looks like the partha version has gmic plugin which has a few more options).

Either way, not getting far with that photograph, nowhere near the wiki photo.

Maybe.
Colours -> Auto -> Stretch Contrast HSV then Colours -> Curves pull the colour up to try and bring out the clouds.
example: https://i.imgur.com/KMvqssl.jpg

There will be other/better ways

Hi Rich,

Thanks for replying - just to clarify, I obviously don't expect it to be anything close to the wiki photo, just needed those 3 columns to stand out a bit more. And I tried your techqniue of stretching HSV and then playing with colour curves and levels and that alone has made a huge difference! I'm quite happy with that now - thanks very much!

If others have other ways to achieve something similar, please post below. It's really cool to learn this stuff.

edit: By the way, I do have a Windows machine with GIMP as well. What does the gmic plugin do and how will it help here?
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RE: Bringing out features in an astronomy photo - by Forge - 09-24-2018, 09:22 AM

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