Monday, July 8, 2024

NGC7000 with the Seestar (Again!)

 Here are (yet more!) NGC7000 images. This time, I decided to stack and do most adjustments in Siril (including star removal and recomposition), with some very minor tweaks in Affinity and some sharpening in Astrosurface. I ran the finished image through Topaz Denoising and Gigapixel AI high fidelity mode. Siril stacked a little over 3 hours of 10 second integrations; the stack was definitely better than that produced by the Seestar. One image is a little over processed to show detail; the other is a little more restrained...







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