Re[2]: [APML] An old Cygnus image posted

[Mikkel Steine <mikkel@messier45.com>]

Matt,

> I don't think that film is supposed to be very good for astro.

At that time I did not know a good film form a bad one, but it turned
out pretty well anyway. I used what I had in the fridge. :)

> Why didn't you use curves instead?

Well, I've always used layers instead of curves. I just feel more
comfortable with it, and I used layers a lot when doing layout in an
astronomy magazine some years ago. Curves is supposed to be better?
Better control maybe?

> I think some more green needs to be taken out. Also could some
> anti-vignetting. Did you get a meteor on the left?

I'll try some more playing around with various techniques and
adjustments. I've followed the discussions about this for a while but
have not tried any of it in practice before now. I'll search the
archives for some anti-vignetting techniques.

Yes, that's a meteor. :)

Best regards,
Mikkel Steine
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