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I'm afraid this will sound ignorant, but here goes. (First: BYN 2.1.2 with Nikon D810A) Debayering is a pain in the butt and one of the reasons I love BYN is that the images come out in RGB color with no bayer matrix. I thought there might be a setting that defaults to this, but I'm not finding one. Last night I took the Double Cluster in Perseus in the evening, and comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) in the morning. The former came out normal, the comet images were grayscale with what looks like a very faint bayer matrix. I was able to debayer one and get the green of the comet, but can anybody help me figure out how that happened?
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It is exactly that - the Image Processing programs - which are in the background performing the Debayering before they display the Image to you (even Paint and the Windows Explorer Thumbnail Image Vie
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