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(@maxtrixbass)
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Apologies if this has been covered.

 

If I have a large number of subs, hundreds or thousands (some nights are 600 subs-all from same camera/optics), putting processing time/computer concerns aside, is there any difference in the outcome if I do all at once or do multiple groups and then stack the groups? 

 

DSLR or 16mb 4/3rds mono camera if that makes a difference.

 



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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Not really no, it's even adviced to stack in groups then and combine those integrations later. I would not go under 30-40 frames per integration though, so the outlier rejection algorithms work nicely.



   
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