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Stacking your own night-sky photographs with Siril: what its documentation states
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for photographers who want to combine several shots of the same night sky into one cleaner image. It lays out the order Siril's own pages give for converting, calibrating, aligning and stacking. It is based on the documentation only; nothing was installed or run.
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Guide title
Stacking your own night-sky photographs with Siril: what its documentation states
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A documentary note for photographers who want to combine several shots of the same night sky into one cleaner image. It lays out the order Siril's own pages give for converting, calibrating, aligning and stacking. It is based on the documentation only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Siril's calibration page warns that JPG files in the input folder make calibration fail because they carry three channels.
- An overexposed flat frame is described in the documentation as a guarantee of failed calibration.
- Calibration does not remove noise by itself, so the documentation recommends taking many calibration frames such as darks.
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