Rich. many thanks for this one and all the others you make. they are so detailed and informative and really helpful. i have a question regarding filters like the Askar Color Magic Super Duo-Narrowband D1 (H-a/O-III) and D2 (S-II/O-III) set. can you maybe explain how to use this set to it's fulleset with siril. is it possible? i mainly refer to the SII data- how to extract and use it. many thanks for all the hard work

Merci beaucoup, on va voir ce que ça donne 4260 fit :)))

Good stuff man. Had basics with Siril but now attempting to do Starless.

I think I jumped into this one a bit too soon (hadn't watched the GHS Transformation stretch video you eluded to in a beginner video I had watched earlier) but I took lots of notes and am getting the feel for it.

I’ll have to check this out! 1-1/2 hrs away from me in eastern Licking county. Thanks for showing this place off. Too bad the skies aren’t better than Bortle 4.

Can you tell me if you are using a mono camera and which one? What guide tube ? I guess you need to use special filters (LRGB and OIII and Ha) with the Hypersyar, which one are you using ? All these questions because I am serioulsy considering having a very similar set up as yours. Many thanks, clear skyes

Thank you for the fantastic effort you have put into making these videos.

You SO have this stuff down. Very cool, detailed, fast-paced video. Thanks, Michael

Do I need a set of calibration frames for each of my filters?

Question - Would I want to use SiriLic when I have images using different filters? For example, I used my 533MC Pro camera on a 135mm Rokinon; one set of data was through an IDAS NBZii filter, the other set of data was through an Optolong L Pro filter. Not much data was collected, but it was collected on the same night. My guess is yes, use SiriLic.

Looking forward to comparing how my M8 image (4 nights of data) comes out using this method compared to when I just threw all of the files by type in single folders and edited the resulting stack in Siril and PS.

Rich, meant to ask you a while back: what Bortle level is the sky you usually shoot in? And again, great content!

Clear sky's are exiting times👍🔥

Well, add to the list of fans Rich. Happy to have this stacking and processing program available to the masses of us who cannot afford some of the other ones out there. In this video, you show that Sirilic will combine the multiple nights of lights,darks,etc. Will Sirilic combine ONLY the light frames from the various nights if that’s all we collected? One of the scripts in Siril DOES allow this. Or must we have all the calibration frames as well? Keep it up, man. This is great!

Lots of very helpful tips and tricks, even for me, the Siril beginner! Thank you!

Rich, thank you so much for these videos. They're awesome for beginners like myself. Question for you - can you do the deconvolution on just the star mask and use something else to sharpen the starless image? Or is that just a waste of time?

Thank you!

Been struggling with this error trying to stack 3200 subs of the wizard nebula. That’s what I get for not subscribing and missing this video. Won’t happen again thanks!

A great tutorial; already feeling more comfortable with Siril thanks to you!

Thanks again for always going the extra mile for us Ritch! Besides the wonderful content I really appreciate that you zoom into the various areas on the screen to make it easier for us to follow along. Warm greetings from South Africa!

Thanks for the info. My husband has a Seestar but isn't interested in doing any processing on the images; however, I have my own imaging rigs and am just starting to learn Siril after using Photoshop. Very helpful video for me to do a quick edit on his data. If this is available for Linux, I will try to get him up and running on doing this.

Thanks a lot for taking the time to make this step by step guide. This is a great contribution for people like me trying to figure out how to process DSO images.

Your tutorial are amazing thank you very much by chance we have people like you sharing those precious info. Clear sky.

Noice!

Hi. I build a new PC because Starnet. But got error again! I bought I5-12400 which support Avx2. Can you tell me what to do? Maybe missing only some basic program (like Java)? error:VCRUNTIME140 not found, MSVCP140 not found.

So can we use this for coma aberrations in the corners? If so that converts a whole load of previously unsuitable f1.4 lenses into awesome milky way astro lenses. Im thinking things like the Nikon 24mm f1.4g i loved that lens for everything except astro

Hey bud, I just downloaded the program. It's not free. It's 1899 which came out to 21 and change Canadian. But I just did a quick little test and it works like a charm. Thanks for the video.

Friend of mine gave the link to this video 📹... GREAT!! Tomorrow I'm going to reprocess my M92 result I made during my holiday! Thanks a lot for this video!! 👍🏻