Hello guys,
after reading in many of your posts that people were using more and more often a multi-alignment point technique, I decided I had to try if I could use it too.
The alignement part is easy, although time consuming, but the image composition/mosaic is true hell
However, it seemed as I managed to improve on the 1st image obtained with a single alignment point on Copernicus keeping the "patched" areas almost invisible.
Please any comment would be really appreaciated.
Data:
Copernicus Jan 11th UTC 00:12
Celestron 11" @ F10
Lumenera Infinity 2-1+R+IR filter
148/700 frames at full resolution and (nominally) 15fps
aligned and stacked in Iris 5.1; Photoshop for final touch ups and mosaic.
Sorry for the size, but I wanted to keep it at 100% to avoid hiding possible mosaic traces.
Ciao
Luca 8)
after reading in many of your posts that people were using more and more often a multi-alignment point technique, I decided I had to try if I could use it too.
The alignement part is easy, although time consuming, but the image composition/mosaic is true hell
However, it seemed as I managed to improve on the 1st image obtained with a single alignment point on Copernicus keeping the "patched" areas almost invisible.
Please any comment would be really appreaciated.
Data:
Copernicus Jan 11th UTC 00:12
Celestron 11" @ F10
Lumenera Infinity 2-1+R+IR filter
148/700 frames at full resolution and (nominally) 15fps
aligned and stacked in Iris 5.1; Photoshop for final touch ups and mosaic.
Sorry for the size, but I wanted to keep it at 100% to avoid hiding possible mosaic traces.
Ciao
Luca 8)
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