What if astrophotographers could keep right on imaging regardless of moon phase, and even a full moon couldn't prevent them from capturing good information to produce beautiful images with excellent color and detail? With strategic capture of low and high frequency information, it's no longer a what-if. Here's how!
This is an expert level technique. The more of the underlying theory you understand, the better you can apply it. The video references below cover the underlying theory:
Six Strategies to Keep Imaging When the Moon Is Bright: [ Ссылка ]
Extract & Composite High Frequency Information Back Into An Image to Increase Definition: [ Ссылка ]
Take Sharpening Further With Frequency Separation: [ Ссылка ]
Combine the Orton Effect & Synergistic Sharpening for Unbelievably Crisp Images: [ Ссылка ]
Perfect Histograms In 60 Seconds -- Evolved: [ Ссылка ]
Playlist: Image Processing Complete Workflow: [ Ссылка ]
Go to the Sky Story Astrobin to see two images made using the Stealing Information Back From the Moonlight technique.
NGC 182: Made over two nights during an 82% and 87% moon: [ Ссылка ]
IC 1546: Made over three nights during a 56%, 91% and 96% moon: [ Ссылка ]
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Check out a portfolio of astro imagery shot from the Sky Story Observatory at Astrobin: [ Ссылка ]
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