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50 Hours of Data to Hubble Palette: Full PixInsight Processing Workflow shown on my Tadpole Nebula

In this video, I’ll show you how I process my Hubble Palette astrophotography images, specifically featuring the Tadpole Nebula in Pixinsight. With over 50 hours of narrowband data captured using my Celestron C8 telescope and ASI1600MM Pro camera, I’ll guide you through each step to transform raw data into a vibrant SHO image. This tutorial covers everything from deconvolution, noise reduction, and color calibration to combining RGB stars and final touch-ups. Whether you’re an experienced astrophotographer or just starting, you’ll find tips and insights to enhance your image processing workflow. Let me know your thoughts on the image and the techniques I used. Do you process SHO images the same way or use a different approach? Comment below – I’d love to hear from you! 0:00 Introduction 1:00 Reviewing the data (50+ hours!) 2:30 Deconvolution process 5:40 Noise reduction techniques 9:15 Aligning RGB and SHO data 12:00 Building the SHO image 15:45 Color calibration (classic and advanced) 22:00 Enhancing contrast and saturation 28:00 Adding RGB stars 33:00 Final adjustments and results If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and share it with your astrophotography friends! Clear skies! 🌠