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Processing My image of Lower's Nebula

In this video, I want to take up the challenge issued by Joe from Joe's Astrophoto of imaging some of the lesser-known objects in the night sky. Lower's Nebula (SH2-261) is a faint emission nebula located in the constellation Orion. It is a faint object and required a little more effort but it was worth it. In this video, I will tell you a little more about the father and son team who discovered this nebula and walk you through the steps that I used in processing it. Specifically, I will show you how I stacked the data in Astropixel Processor, removed the light gradients, combined my HA and OII data to create a synthetic green channel, and then removed some stubborn star halos. This is a long video so I have included some timestamps in case you only want to watch certain parts. I have also included links to Joe's Astrophoto channel as well as to a video done by Kurt Zepetello detailing the procedure for removing star halos that I used in this video. All of the images in this video were captured with my Orion ED 80T and ZWO 183 MC Pro camera with the Optolong L-Extreme Filter. Timestamps 1:14 Introduction to Harold and Charles Lower 6:34 Stacking HA and OIII data in Astropixel Processor 10:36 Using Light Pollution Removal Tool in Astropixel Processor 16:57 Batch Crop in Astropixel Processor 21:32 Creating Synthetic Green Channel in Photoshop and Creating RGB image 27:54 Color Adjustment and Brighten Nebula 33:23 Star Reduction 37:07 Fix Star Halos 44:32 Final Adjustments 47:38 The Final Image Hope you enjoy it. If you like this type of content please consider subscribing to my channel. HELPFUL LINKS FROM THIS VIDEO: Joe's Astrophoto:    / joesastrophoto   Kurt Zepetello's Star Halo Reduction:    • Simple Method for Removing Star Halos in PS   Astronomy Tools Action Set: https://www.prodigitalsoftware.com/As... PhotoKemi Star Tools Action Set: https://photokemistartools.weebly.com/