Re: [APML] Here's a Rosette

[Alan Voetsch <alanv12952@yahoo.com>]

Hey Stuart and Steve,

--- Stuart Heggie <stuart.j.heggie@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Alan, the background is definitely blue. I noticed that the blue
> histogram is the only channel NOT
> clipped on the left side. That maybe why. If you can rescan and not
> clip the histograms in any
> colour you'd have more chance of getting the look you're after
> without having to sacrifice data to

Thanks for the comments.

Stuart, there's no need for a re-scan. I make a duplicate of
everything, but it's mostly a question of finding time to do it again.
Right now I'm struggling with a couple galaxy shots that are driving me
nuts. Can someone tell me why galaxy fields are so difficult to
process? 

I do notice that histograms tend to be clipped on the left by the time
I'm done. Obviously a technique I need to work on.

Alan

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