Overall, this is my first experience working with a mono camera and filters. The weather wasn't great, of course—freezing temperatures, poor atmospheric transparency, and light pollution.
There were many, many different versions, but I chose this one as the best in my opinion. I struggled a lot with the stars; they looked really scary—bloated and fluffy. I wanted a hydrogen explosion in the Cigar, but apparently not this time :))
I processed it on my main monitor, which shows black as true black, not glowing black or semi-black. I decided to check it on another 4K monitor with an IPS panel, and oh horror—in the mid-tones, you can see a green tint, and the image looks completely different.
So, be mindful of what you're viewing it on :)
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And you should definitely get it, it's a useful thing ????
No HDR. It's like some kind of cocoon. I added a photo to the description where I reduced the brightness. Do you think it should be like that?
There's both contrast and separation of objects from the background.
I needed something to practice on. )
So I have absolutely no desire to go back to it. Well, maybe with a different camera.
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