From time to time, Warren or Ron demonstrates a complete workflow from beginning to end. The other instructor monitors the chat box and answers questions on-the-fly. This allows participants to see the entire post-processing workflow from beginning to end, learning how Warren and Ron use various processes, scripts, masks and settings in context.
About the Workshop
In Photons to Photos # 35 Warren will be processing a monochrome data set on Messier 78. The image data were acquired by Mike Miller using a Stellarvue 152 mm refractor and U16 CCD camera from Sierra Remote Observatories. Warren will use some of the most recent tools and enhancements to reveal this beautiful object.
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This workshop continues our very popular “Photons to Photos” series. From time to time, Warren or Ron demonstrate a complete workflow from beginning to end. The other instructor monitors the chat box and answers questions on-the-fly. This allows participants to see the entire post-processing workflow from beginning to end, learning how Ron and Warren use various processes, scripts, masks, and settings in context.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
Beginners will get a glimpse at some advanced tools and techniques that will be covered in upcoming workshops.
Seasoned image processors will pick up new ideas and techniques to expand your toolkit and improve your results.
All attendees of this workshop will receive the following:
A PixInsight project containing all the master images and icons used during the workshop
An opportunity to win a door prize from our generous sponsors
UNLIMITED ACCESS to a video recording of the workshop
Your Instructor
Warren Keller
Warren Keller is an internationally renowned astrophotographer, author, and educator, celebrated for his expertise in astronomical image processing. He authored Inside PixInsight, a definitive guide to the software, and co-founded IP4AP.com, providing tutorials that have guided thousands in astrophotography. Beyond imaging, Warren is a musician and has contributed to the astronomy community through lectures, workshops, and collaborations with leading astronomical organizations.
