The reprocessed Ha-image of the California Nebula shows a bit more detail than my previous version. I have been processing the autosave file that DSS creates in Photoshop for over two years as I thought the autosave file was not stretched. However, after getting advice from Astrobin users Victor Van Puyenbroeck and
Trevor Jones (also with
Astrobackyard.com), I saved the image with the DSS settings embedded but not applied. I then turned up the exposure in order to view the image and then did my normal stretching with curves and such. I reprocessed my Ha-image of the Pacman Nebula and of the Flaming Star Nebula with similar results.
So does this mean I am going to reprocess every image I have done? Perhaps when I retire...
Reprocessed California Nebula
Original California Nebula
Reprocessed Pacman Nebula
Original Pacman Nebula
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