Luminance 5x10, RGB 5x5 each.
Tried something different this time in FITS Liberator. After applying the ArcSin stretch, I moved the black point slightly left to the first full dip. I moved the white point far to the right essentially including all the detected data. And I did NOT hit the Auto Scaling button. I saved the images at that point. The TIFFs looked much brighter than what I've done in the past.
Tried something different this time in FITS Liberator. After applying the ArcSin stretch, I moved the black point slightly left to the first full dip. I moved the white point far to the right essentially including all the detected data. And I did NOT hit the Auto Scaling button. I saved the images at that point. The TIFFs looked much brighter than what I've done in the past.
Simple processing in Photoshop: import, copy into layers, align, colourised each layer, set the RGB layers to screen, set the luminance layer, then a single Levels and Curves to the top, bumped the saturation 5%, and—to a copied layer—applied a 0.5 pixel blur .
This attractive image shows A, B, C, D, E, G/P, H/Q and R are all blue-white. F is a pale orange.
Hard to say what the colour is for dim S. Is it orange?!
It looks like the stars in ARA 741 are also blue-white.
Love the little string of 3 stars at the top of the image, red, orange, and blue!
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Rhonda likes the colourful little equilateral triangle at the top-left.
This attractive image shows A, B, C, D, E, G/P, H/Q and R are all blue-white. F is a pale orange.
Hard to say what the colour is for dim S. Is it orange?!
It looks like the stars in ARA 741 are also blue-white.
Love the little string of 3 stars at the top of the image, red, orange, and blue!
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Rhonda likes the colourful little equilateral triangle at the top-left.
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