This is HUGE. Just got the 2600MM camera for Deep Sky and needed to figure out how to do this, as I am only used to using the 2600MC version. Clear, concise and not a lot of fluff! Thanks!
Great info! I knew about the reference frame already but hadn’t considered being able to use it across multiple separate colours. So, the learning curve steepens yet again.
Because you already have your offset frames in DSS, you don't have to import the master files. Just select your S2 and the offset files and stack them. Then O3 and offset files, finally Ha and offset files.
Thanks, Wilco - thought that was the case, but it takes too long to check that manually! At least going forward I can save those few seconds - appreciate you taking the time to comment! Clear skies to you.
Aah, the classic battle of the softwares! APP is good - it just never produces images as well as DSS for me - though that is probably a user issue! APP defo has more functionality, but it's also not free. Still a lot of people out there committed to free software, DSS included - especially those just starting out in the hobby! Clear skies to you, my friend! :)
APP does a lot of things but the price is pretty high. DSS does what it’s expected to and does it simply. There’s a whole lot of folks out here using DSS who would find this interesting and useful.
This is HUGE. Just got the 2600MM camera for Deep Sky and needed to figure out how to do this, as I am only used to using the 2600MC version.
Clear, concise and not a lot of fluff!
Thanks!
Excellent, direct and clear, thanks for teaching of this, which I was wondering since soon I shall be processing H-S-O, cheers and CS!
Yes! This video is the best! Should be in everyone's playlist.
Great info! I knew about the reference frame already but hadn’t considered being able to use it across multiple separate colours. So, the learning curve steepens yet again.
If there is one thing I have learnt, it's that the learning curve never ends, and seems to be constantly getting steeper! Clear skies to you.
Thank you so much for this material. It was a pain to arrange the photos so that they coincide. You helped me so much :) Regards 💪
Great info Matt! Thank you!
Thanks, Caleb!
Thanks!!!
Photoshop can also do this sort of stack via Photomerge, btw.. but yes, I use DSS for this sort of thing
Because you already have your offset frames in DSS, you don't have to import the master files. Just select your S2 and the offset files and stack them. Then O3 and offset files, finally Ha and offset files.
Thanks, Wilco - thought that was the case, but it takes too long to check that manually! At least going forward I can save those few seconds - appreciate you taking the time to comment! Clear skies to you.
at minute 8 of the video, how can i align the rgb levels in PS ? The automatic alignment doesn't work anymore. For the rest very good job! Thank you
Interesting, but APP is THE stacking program of thr art. So don´t wonder if you´ll have not that many klicks..
Aah, the classic battle of the softwares! APP is good - it just never produces images as well as DSS for me - though that is probably a user issue! APP defo has more functionality, but it's also not free. Still a lot of people out there committed to free software, DSS included - especially those just starting out in the hobby! Clear skies to you, my friend! :)
APP does a lot of things but the price is pretty high. DSS does what it’s expected to and does it simply. There’s a whole lot of folks out here using DSS who would find this interesting and useful.
@@EverydayAstro All right! Thank you