There are many tutorials on YouTube that show you how to take your OSC dual narrowband data and create a faux Hubble palette image, in this video I give you a complete workflow to produce a Foraxx palette image, which I believe is far richer and more eye catching than a simple "Hubble" style image.

To make it easier to follow along, I have provided a PixInsight project file which you can find a link to below. I have also provided links to the data I used, which is some fantastic data from Trevor Jones of Astro Backyard. In the video I use the GHS script as well as StarXTerminator and NoiseXTerminator, there are links to those below.

I hope you enjoy the workflow and get something out of it. If you would like a condensed version of the workflow which is less than 15 minutes long than you can watch my previous video .

Trevor' Data ‪@AstroBackyard‬ : https://astrobackyard.com/yourastrop...
GHS Script: https://ghsastro.co.uk/
StarX/NoiseX: https://www.rcastro.com/resources/in...

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My PixInsight Project File:https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

00:00 Intro
1:34 How to get the data
3:08 How to get the GHS Script
4:18 How to get StarXTerminator and NoiseXTerminator
5:20 First look at the data
6:27 Dynamic Crop
7:15 ABE
8:28 Splitting the RGB channels and combining the G and B channels.
10:57 Removing the stars with StarXTerminator
12:15 Using GHS to stretch the images
29:53 Creating a synthetic 3rd channel
33:55 The Foraxx palette
37:51 Curves adjustments to saturation and hue
39:35 Noise reduction with NoiseXTerminator
40:27 Working on the stars and adding them back
43:25 The final image
43:40 Outro

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