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September 30, 2022 04:31
Hi,
I am trying to stack over 200 exposures from 3 different scopes/cameras. What is the best approach? So far my efforts clearly show the smaller scope exposures. What are the primary ways of resolving this kind of issue? Apparently, I don't know how to fix it using the light pollution tool or vignette removal tool.
Thank.
Andy
September 30, 2022 09:18
@andynowlen Hi Andy,
It looks like the smaller scope produces images with a darker background than the other scope. I'd advise to process the images of the two scopes separately and remove light pollution. Then load the two images as lights (no calibration data) and integrate them.
Wouter
