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Installation: just unzip DeepSkyStacker.zip in any folder...
- Tutorials
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- DeepSkyStacker Live
Graphs For each image DeepSkyStacker Live is using the...
- Introduction
DeepSkyStacker. What is DeepSkyStacker? DeepSkyStacker is a...
- Command-Line Version
Examples DeepSkyStackerCL.exe /R c:\MyDSSLists\MyList.txt...
- FAQ
My FITS Files were created from a DSLR and are very dark and...
- Localization Guidelines
What's in for you As you know DeepSkyStacker is a freeware...
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DeepSkyStacker is a freeware for astrophotographers that simplifies all the pre-processing steps of deep sky pictures. Registering. Stacking. Simple post-stacking processes to quickly view the final result. Saving the resulting image to a TIFF or FITS file (16 or 32 bit)
- Main Features
- Tutorial
- File Preparation Before Stacking
- Using The Score Feature
- Stacking Fit Files
- How to Combine Images from Multiple Nights
- Stacking Parameters
- Ready to Stack?
- The Stacking Steps Window
- Deep Sky Stacker Tutorial
For many amateur astrophotographers, DeepSkyStacker (DSS) is an integral part of their image-processing workflow. For myself, I find that DeepSkyStacker does an exceptional job of registering astrophotography images taken using a variety of methods. This includes everything from untracked DSLR and camera lens shots to deep sky astrophotography thro...
There are several applications available to register, calibrate, and stack astrophotography images including Astro Pixel Processor, and PixInsight. However, DeepSkyStacker is completely free and continues to receive new updates from the developer (version 4.2.2 was published in August 2019). The software may seem confusing at first, but the good ne...
If you follow my astrophotography tutorials, you will have captured light frames, dark frames, flat frames and offset/bias framesduring each of your imaging sessions. These support files (calibration frames) will go a long way towards improving your final image. I recommend capturing new calibration files for each night of imaging unless you are ce...
After registering your pictures in DeepSkyStacker, it will provide a scorefor each of your light frames. The values of the score will vary widely depending on the imaging equipment used. There is no benchmark number to achieve. This is handy when stacking your final picture, as you may want to only include the light frames with the highest score in...
If you are transitioning from a DSLR camera to a dedicated astronomy camera, one of the first hurdles to overcome is the new file type the camera produces. It’s called “FITS”. Stacking FIT files in DeepSkyStacker presented a bigger learning curve than I anticipated. I’ve had most of my success using trial and error. For example, I was able to produ...
Use the tabs to group your image sets
Once you’ve got your picture files (lights) and all of your support files loaded into the main group, it’s time to load up your files from night 2. Click on the small Group 1 tab at the bottom left of the screen, and repeat the process for opening files from imaging night 2. Remember, you can stack different variations of exposures together in Deep Sky Stacker. This means a range of ISO sensitivity and exposure length. Some imaging sessions may include all 3 supports files to complement the l...
Unless you are experiencing errors in the stacking process, leave all of the values in the stacking parameter dialogue box unchanged. Yes, this sounds like a conveniently simple option, but default values are usually set for a reason. If you want, go ahead and click on the different modes in the “Result” tab. The program will show you a preview of ...
You’ve got all of your lights, darks, flats and offset/bias frames loaded. The default settings are currently selected, and theever-comforting green bar is displayed(confirming your use of all support files) But wait, if only there was a way to confirm all of the files are as they should be.
Before you run DSS, be sure to check and see if there are any warnings in the dialogue window. In the case above, there was a single Flat frame with a miss-matched ISO speed. These warnings are useful for catching little mistakes in your file organization that can potentially make a big impact on your image. At this point, you can remove or add any...
In the video tutorial below, I walk through some of the basic settings used in DeepSkyStacker. I then bring the image into Adobe Photoshop for further image processing. If you plan on processing your image in Adobe Photoshop, I recommend leaving these settings as they are. Balancing levels, curve adjustments, and boosting saturation are all staples...
17 nov 2023 · DeepSkyStacker 5.1.5 Latest. Welcome to DeepSkyStacker 5.1.5. This release supersedes DeepSkyStacker 5.1.4. Only 64 bit versions of Windows 10 and later are supported in this release. If you need a version of DeepSkyStacker that will run on older versions of Windows or on 32 bit versions, you should use DeepSkyStacker 4.2.6:
23 set 2016 · Guida: Alla scoperta di Deepsky Stacker, il freeware più utilizzato dagli astroimagers. Scritto da Gianni Cerrato il 23/09/2016. Vogliamo affrontare l’utilizzo di questo valido software che permette di combinare scatti multipli notturni realizzati con inseguimento del moto terrestre ma anche con unicamente un treppiede ad immagine ...
A cosa serve? Deep Sky Stacker è un software freeware ( quindi completamente gratuito) che nasce per allineare, calibrare e infine eseguire lo stack delle nostre astrofotografie dopo la fase di acquisizione. Se queste parole non vi suonano ancora familiari non preoccupatevi, tra poco daremo un’occhiata ad ognuno di questi passaggi.
