5 ways how to ANNOTATE your pictures in PIXINSIGHT

No matter if you want to plate solve your picture in PixInsight and annotate all the stars, if you want to show where in the universe your picture is located, of if you personally want to mark a star or add you signature to it - there is a way for all of that. This video is about what you can do with your picture, when you already have the processing completed.
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[@andreirgang]

Great video, i've learned a lot! About adding a signature, I have mine in a png file with transparent background, which I add using a simple add operation in pixelmath. You can resize it an use the crop process to put the signature where you want before adding it to the final image.

[@arcadium86]

Thanks a lot for your video!! This is really helpful. I will integrate it in my ending processes to share more info about the picture.

[@craiglowery4427]

Very helpful video. Thanks Sascha

[@Maximus0389]

Thanks for this great video Sascha 😎🤘🏻

[@PaoloBanci]

Avalon !!!!! Yeahhhhhhh

[@viewintospace]

😊 I’m excited too!!! Videos will be released soon!

[@PaoloBanci]

@@viewintospace Montatura italiana !!!

[@pcboreland1]

😇Create transparent png of signature and insert using pixelmath. Not hard to do!

[@viewintospace]

Thought about that too…. But signature pic would have every time to be cropped to be exactly the same size as the pic to be signed…. You know, you also don’t wash your clothes in a toaster…. It’s a bit the same here, there is just better software for adding the signatures….

[@Bortle10]

Thanks, very useful. Do you also know how to annotate comets?

[@viewintospace]

Just use the Annotate process and do it manually

[@arisblan5171]

I wonder why after annotating my stretched image colors and sky don't look as the original...

[@viewintospace]

Because you left "Apply STF before annotation" selected,,,,,,