From RGB to Hubble Palette: My Custom Siril Script

The inspiration for this script came from the workflow that Luke from ‪@lukomatico‬ demonstrated on his channel. Link to that video is below.

In this video, I will show you how to use my custom Siril script, HubbleMatic, to create a faux Hubble palette from a one-shot color camera. The Hubble palette is a popular color scheme used in astrophotography, which is designed to enhance the visual appeal of images captured in narrowband filters. While most astrophotographers use specialized monochrome cameras with narrowband filters to create this effect, it is also possible to create a faux Hubble palette with a one-shot color camera using the right techniques, and therefore this script.

You need to be running Siril 1.2-beta1 or newer for this script to work: https://siril.org/download/

Download the Script:
**This script has been moved to Siril's GitHub repository, so the download instructions in the video no longer apply. Simply click the link below and the script will download.**
🗐 https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril-s...

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