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Posted 28/02/2023 - 19:58
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Brilliant capture!! Lovely and clear....
Bloody cloudy here!!
Have you ever tried a stack?
Bloody cloudy here!!
Have you ever tried a stack?
Posted 28/02/2023 - 20:18
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I have recently attempted for the first time, and just now with a stack of 10 of the moon, but it results in completely blown highlights. Back to the drawing board I'm afraid. It looks as though it did a Composite of them all and increased exposure, I have read on various sites saying that stacking does this and also sites saying the opposite?
I also took some shots just this evening pointing at Orion and will later (tommoz) have a look at stacking them in the forlorn hope of a nebula result! lol.
I also took some shots just this evening pointing at Orion and will later (tommoz) have a look at stacking them in the forlorn hope of a nebula result! lol.
Posted 28/02/2023 - 21:01
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loadoftripe wrote:
It looks as though it did a Composite of them all and increased exposure, I have read on various sites saying that stacking does this and also sites saying the opposite?
Does your stacking software have 'help' that tells you what it does and how it does it? It looks as though it did a Composite of them all and increased exposure, I have read on various sites saying that stacking does this and also sites saying the opposite?
Steve
Posted 28/02/2023 - 21:40
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Lubbyman wrote:
Steve
Ah, you mean RTFM but that's taking all the fun away.....
loadoftripe wrote:
It looks as though it did a Composite of them all and increased exposure, I have read on various sites saying that stacking does this and also sites saying the opposite?
Does your stacking software have 'help' that tells you what it does and how it does it? It looks as though it did a Composite of them all and increased exposure, I have read on various sites saying that stacking does this and also sites saying the opposite?
Steve
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Same image with haze removal appears sharper;