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Mobius1
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Just curious since I have very little experience with CCDs. I prefer DSLRs, but I'm going to play around a bit with a high sensitivity monochrome camera anyways for some planetary work, and maybe some galaxy imaging at long f/l. My question then is, how does basic imaging with a monochrome camera work? I figure that you can either take a single frame. Or a luminance, plus R,G,B frames. But with RGB, do you then still have a net black and white image? Or does assigning each color to a channel net you a color image in the end? I know it's all in the processing...
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D_talley
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You have it right. You get black and white images in RGB which you assign to a channel in Photoshop or other software.
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