Even though this is the old video, you are the best thank you.

Thank you. Works a treat even in 2024. :)

Very helpful...Great video

Absolutely amazing....Just subscribed...also

More please!

perfect, thanks.

thanks

Great level of instruction for this total beginner. I don't have photoshop available, but will try similar steps in Luminar.

outstanding tutorial, well done. Thanks so much this helps a new astrophotographer very much.

Many thanks for the info, great tutorial, and the templates! Followed and liked! Look forward to other vids! 👍🏻

i was hoping to use your presets for a speedy random slide show but when i click off the zoom to fit frame its not applying your frame rate

Excellent! Thank you for the great information! I just did my first timelapse. It turned out great!

Nice!

Wonderful, helpful video on Siril and processing! Regarding your final image, pre-lightroom/photoshop; is it normal to keep the back ground grey rather than dark black for that contrast pop. It may be my computer screen, but it displays darker blacks than present in the background of your final image. It seemed deliberate on your part, so I was wondering if that is some sort of convention or something. I'm very new to processing and AP so I'm the unschooled heathen, for sure. I was simply wondering about the back ground and the level of darkness. But, really great video! Definitely bookmarked. Look forward to watching your other videos.

excellent video Scott. I often recommend it to beginners on Cloudy nights. well done.

But it’s a pity to throw a speed light in a garbage bin :( is there any other solution or option to get a proper studio light set for beginner without throwing anything in a garbage?please advise

How about educating the Muck operators of the error of their ways?

Great tutorial! Good to know that no extra software is required. You have a new subscriber, thanks Scott!

Hi! Sorry, I'm a newbie in Photoshop: at minute 50:10, you copied the selection in a new layer with CTRL+J.Ok.But the new layer didn't maintain the selection. You said "ops" and then the selection came up again. How did you do that?

Great video!! I used to export all the images to premiere pro > use script to snap 1 frame per image in sequence and then export for my timelapses earlier.. Now this makes the entire process so efficient. Also, thanks for the free preset!! Time to follow Scott's YT :) PS: Iceland timelapse looks great

Just starting out! and....compared to you, I am using a toy! Seestar S50! FITS are akready stacked! What part of this tutorial should I/we hone in on(if any?) Great work from you, nice n simple! Great work!!

how do you change fps?

how do you get a white background on tablet or laptop

Flat frames - no T shirt when you use a tablet?

love you bro

Thank you! It worked! Love it!

SO MANY STEPS - Pixinsight is archaic.

Helpppp! I'm having trouble importing the extracted preset files... it says it's the wrong type of preset (to all files) help!!!!! I got so far...

Great video Scott One question that never seem to get addressed, when taking Flats with a dedicated astronomy camera what should I set the exposure to?

cool, thank you

Your tutorial is easy to follow and understand, thanks for the preset

Hi Scott, hope you are still doing these posts, very helpful common sense approach, really appreciate your video👍

Scott, although that was using photoshop and I have bought affinity photo, I have to say your explanation was extremely helpful since you not only explained how to do what you did but why. Many do not include the why or at least not very clearly.

Thank you for this Scott!! I'm new to this craft but have found some many different tutorials on how to stack and stretch! All of the ones I watched never broke it down with a flow that works well! I appreciate your time on making this video! Clear Skies!!! :)

Awesome tutorial. I can’t wait to get home to try out those steps to see how some of my existing images come out.

Thanks!

THIS IS A REALLY GOOD VIDEO

Some great alternatives there. Great straightforward clear style. Thank you

Still amazing 👏 ❤

thanks a lot 👏👏👍👍👍

Really great tutorial! Thanks. The result is beautiful.

Excellent tutorial! Like to see more with luminosity masks, but I haven’t checked out your other videos. Appreciate your clear and easy to follow presentation. Thanks!

Thanks for the video. 🎉

Beautifully explained.

I got more questions Did you begin processing this after stacking frame calibration’s? The second part is that in lightroom processing?

I love it how you explained in simple way I need that as a beginner

This video has transformed the way I process my images and they look SO much better. Thank you so much!!

In using a DSLR and 135 mm lens, are the calibration frames shot in RAW or JPG?

My night lapse videos look awful due to street lights, flares and other ?lens aberrations. This basically ruined one I took of the aurora which doesn't always visit South Dakota. With your method, I can at least clean up some of the blobs with the healing tool which you can't do in the old but ok GoPro Studio. Luckily while the GoPro shot in town, I was using a full frame outside of town. Got some respectable shots. Thanks for your video and the downloads. Even though you made this video 6 years ago it works!

Hey Scott, Have you thought about an updated version of this with the 1.2 version of SIRIL.