Astronomy / Pictures from the night sky
Dear forum members
I recently asked for help in this forum concerning images of the night sky
viewtopic.php?f=47&t=15700&p=73794&hilit=betelgeuse#p73794
Now I wanted to ask if anyone here around takes images from the night sky or where stars are visible? The bigger colored surfaces are well processed (the way I expect it) but the tiny spots of the stars are kind of "washed out". Has C1 really a problem with smaller colored spots or have I missed something in the settings? I am a beginner of C1 (never touched the color tools yet, but I have no need to, the colors are perfect in C1).
Please respond if you make astronomical pictures or just pictures of the night sky!
Thank you very much!
Aurel
I recently asked for help in this forum concerning images of the night sky
viewtopic.php?f=47&t=15700&p=73794&hilit=betelgeuse#p73794
Now I wanted to ask if anyone here around takes images from the night sky or where stars are visible? The bigger colored surfaces are well processed (the way I expect it) but the tiny spots of the stars are kind of "washed out". Has C1 really a problem with smaller colored spots or have I missed something in the settings? I am a beginner of C1 (never touched the color tools yet, but I have no need to, the colors are perfect in C1).
Please respond if you make astronomical pictures or just pictures of the night sky!
Thank you very much!
Aurel
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Aurel,
There are options in Capture One to reduce "Single Pixel" noise.
Perhaps as your subject matter only renders on 1 or 2 pixels, that noise reduction algorithm is mistaking the subject for unwanted noise.
Check the Details settings.0
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