Deconvolution
Deconvolution is one of a few multi-step techniques that is part of the standard image processing workflow.
With the advent of BlurXTerminator... the case for using the native blind/iterative LR deconvolution is difficult to make. If you have BlurXTerminator, you might want to review those videos first. For those that are interested in getting deconvolution to work well I recommend watching the "Deconvolution Update of 2021", "Parametric PSF Deconvolution" and the "Deconvolution of OSC Data" (even if you use a "mono" camera).
These videos are more than a simple step-by-step demonstration. They are an in-depth treatment of the topic. One feature of this tool called "Regularization" is covered in PixInsight Horizons (I consider it a more a complex adjustment.) The Deconvolution process' default values in combination with a mask are demonstrated here.
Introduction | 11 minutes |
Example (NGC289) | 28 minutes |
Example (NGC 5866) | 36 minutes |
Local Support Addendum | 6 minutes |
Deconvolution UPDATE (2021) | 29 minutes |
Parametric PSF Deconvolution | 16 minutes |
(From the Horizons Collection) |
39 minutes |
69 minutes | |
7minutes | |
Details for Usage of BlurXTerminator (Interview with Russ Croman) |
80 minutes |