Hi 

for color calibration you can use the PhotometricColorCalibration Process. 

it is very robust, it will first astrometircs solve your image and then compare the color of your stars with the color of star registered in some database. 

it make a good job for osc camera. 

You can also use a script named "Autocolor" , i ve found it somewhere in the internet, cant remember where. 

or you can split the color channel  , then make a linear fit of each channel with the median channel. It will result in a balanced image . 

I prefere to use the  PhotometricColorCalibration . 

florent

Thanks Florent!

I did try the Photometric color calibration before but couldn´t get it to work.

So I retried it now and this time - success ;-)

Attached you´ll find my first OSC image of Pier 5 with PixInsight, little bit of post-processing in AffinityPhoto.

IC405 & IC410 of job 1430.

CS, Martin

Thanks Florent!

I did try the Photometric color calibration before but couldn´t get it to work.

So I retried it now and this time - success ;-)

Attached you´ll find my first OSC image of Pier 5 with PixInsight, little bit of post-processing in AffinityPhoto.

IC405 & IC410 of job 1430.

CS, Martin

We now have the Spectrophotometric Color Calibration routine in Pixinsight and it is even better.

I had a few stumbles downloading and adding the right Gaia calibration datasets, but a couple of YouTube videos sorted me out. It's a great step forward.

I always use it with a Preview of what I think the background looks like as the Region of Interest.