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Hello
This is a naive question, as usual...
I have experienced issues to have appropriate rendering on objects with large dynamic range, such as the center of Orion Nebula , for instance.
I hand up with overexposure of the central core.
I my field of skills (terrestrial photo), I would handle it by making several pictures with variable exposure time, and then combine them with an HDR rendering tool.
I think this is of course feasible with astro pictures, but I wonder if APP can handle a set of pictures with different exposures , and handle light dynamic range during the stacking process?
There is one to find out: try it and see.
I have done just this with the Orion Nebula. APP can handle sets of pictures with different exposures and the high dynamic range.
