historgraph modification on only one zone

Hello,

Is it possible to apply historgraph modification to an image, but only in a selected area?
I am working on an image, and I need a different stretching in an area with a bright object than in another area with a fait object. Is that possible?

Thanks,
Cyrille

Hello.

No it isn’t. But Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch is very powerful is dedicated to work on area with different lightness.

Hello,

Thanks, I will give it a try… Looks like they are lots of cursors and options :slight_smile:
Standard historgram is so much simpler… click on the “Auto”, move one or 2 cursor and your are done :slight_smile:
I am but an absolute beginner here… so I need to learn.

Thanks,
Cyrille
P.S. I am working an an M57 picture and I want to not-burn the nebula, BUT also show the mag 15 NGC galaxy (elongated spiral) which is next to it (and I also spotted another smaller galaxy on the other side)…

And this is why we have a very good tutorial for that: Siril - Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch (GHS) Transformations

Hello,

And in addition, it is a REAL tutorial, not some bad youtube vidéo!
Thanks for the great work on siril and documentation.

Cyrille

As an idea, this can be solved with mask and pixel math.
For example:

  1. Divide channels into R, G, B
  2. Make a mask
  3. Compose an image from the mask and R, G, B in pixel math.
  4. GHT the masked image (step 3)
  5. Compose the original image and GHT using pixel math.

For information

Hello,

This is a nice trick! Thanks for the pointer…
I ended up using paint.net to compose… but blending is also an issue I am discovering :frowning:

Cyrille

I really recommend to use GHS and not mask in a first time.