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#1 Posted 21 August 2016 - 07:18 AM Good morning!So, I've seen about every different shade of pink, purple, red used to represent H-alpha emission nebula.I know H-alpha is monochrome and color assignment is arbitrary, but is there a universally accepted (among astrophotographers) RGB value for the tint that is aesthetically the most pleasing and thus accepting in the professional astrophotography community?Or does it truly come down to each astrophotographer's individual tastes?I know with mono CCDs, you can assign the H-Alpha data to an individual color channel by itself using a number of accepted palettes such as the SHO Hubble (red = H-alpha).But with a DSLR shooting color, that H-alpha information may get smeared all over the place depending on white balance correction etc...Thanks Edited by Daniel Dance, 21 August 2016 - 07:19 AM. Back to top #2 Charlie B Posted 21 August 2016 - 07:47 AM I don't know about universally accepted, but I combine Ha with red, since it falls within that band.Regards,Charlie B Back to top #3 bobzeq25 Posted 21 August 2016 - 08:31 AM There are no universally accepted standards for color in imaging, period. Google images the Orion Nebula, you'll see an enormous variation in "simple" RGB images. Back to top #4 xiando Posted 21 August 2016 - 10:31 AM Generally speaking for a more accurate representation of the H-Alpha (658.28nm) as presented within the visible spectrum, and generically speaking, "red", but for false-color anything goes. Edited by xiando, 21 August 2016 - 10:33 AM. Back to top #5 t_image Posted 21 August 2016 - 11:20 AM I know H-alpha is monochrome and color assignment is arbitrary.....You mean H-alpha images taken with mono sensors/debayered have only monochrome information."H-alpha" is a real color.If you've ever peered through a H-alpha Solar Telescope you'll be more familiar with the color.....[please don't hold your filter up directly to the Sun-a solar scope is more complicated than that......]When talking about standardized image colors, the first dilemma is a viewing audience that sees an online image with a continuum of not-calibrated displays that range the "gamut" [pun intended] of quality.Even if you held up your h-alpha filter to your computer display and found the color that clearly resonated through your filter.......And then posted the image,How many viewers do you think could hold their h-alpha filter to their computer display and have the same effect?The second dilemma that exist is Sulfur II-which has a distinctly different production source in space is also naturally a "red" hue color......Hence why people will change up the color of H-a or SII.If you were using a 658nm Nitrogen filter, that also would be naturally a "red" hue.Remember if you have a H-alpha, OIII, and SII filter,