AMAZING images with the Seestar SMART TELESCOPE⚡ FULL tutorial, Free Software ONLY!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

My Patreon: www.patreon.com/cuivlazygeek My Merch Store: cuiv.myspreadshop.com/ Seestar S50: bit.ly/49mQhLJ (Agena) or tinyurl.com/3n62hpzx (ZWO) GraXpert: www.graxpert.com/ Siril: siril.org/ Gimp: www.gimp.org/ Siril Seestar Script Tutorial: siril.org/tutorials/seestar/ Equatorial Mode Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h52vmn5jrMh_p80 Amazon affiliate: amzn.to/49XTx01 Agena affiliate: bit.ly/3Om0hNG High Point Scientific affiliate: bit.ly/3lReu8R First Light Optics affiliate: tinyurl.com/yxd2jkr2 All-Star Telescope affiliate: bit.ly/3SCgVbV Astroshop eu Affiliate: tinyurl.com/2vafkax8

[@BrianRichardson-vy6ol]

I tried to learn Siril by watching other KZbinrs. It was frustrating and I gave up. But I really wanted to improve my SeeStar images so I followed along with your video. Totally easy and I got a great result. Now I’m looking forward to processing many more. Thank you for the help. You’re a good teacher Cuiv. Clear skies!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome to hear, glad this was helpful! Clear skies!

[@scottfrost7178]

I love the fact that you are spending time creating content for the seestar, and how to get the best out of the little device. Thank you, I appreciate it.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@mahadosa2233]

I have watched several videos on KZbin on how to do postprocessing on the Seestar S50 images, but only your description was understandable and worked. Thank you sooo much! Now I know how to enhance the S50 images and make them even better.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad this was helpful!

[@kevinfisher3293]

Thank you so much for this video! As a dad to an 11 y/o daughter and 8 y/o autistic son, I havent had much time to myself for quite a long time. I've always loved astronomy, but never had a telescope. I bought myself a Seestar for my birthday this year because of its low cost and ease of use for a newb. I've had so much fun since getting it and really looking forward to trying your methods of improving my images. I knew there were ways to improve them, just didn't know how! Thanks so much! Clear skies!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

That's so amazing to hear Kevin, thanks so much for this feedback! I love how you're having fun with the Seestar, and hopefully you can share the joy with your kids!

[@santiagomadruga4298]

Seestar is the best has happened to the hobby since I remember. Recently, I saw in astrobin the image of quasar taken with it. Nothing compares in simplicity, performance, and price.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Yeah as an all in one at this price, it's impressive!

[@santiagomadruga4298]

@@CuivTheLazyGeek I think is much more than an all in one. It's a qualitative change. Many people are entering into astrophotography because of the S50. Otherwise they would just continue with pure visual systems. S50 solves entry price point and crazy complexity.

[@poortasteinporn]

Thank you so much! Just finished processing my first image of the Orion Nebula! I followed along and tried both methods, I got slightly better results from the manual stack using 118 images. Super exciting stuff. Awesome tutorial, definitely going to be watching more of your videos!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome! Glad this was helpful!

[@madsfjord-elsvaag497]

I just received my Seestar two days ago and captured M51 and M81 right away but was looking for a workflow to get more value our of the data, and you provided exactly this, thank you so much!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad this is helpful, I hope you have fun testing this out!

[@cadelepski5161]

This is my workflow for my Seestar photos. It's all I need. Works a treat. Thanks Cuiv. This is a fantastic tutorial.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

So glad it's helpful!

[@Ialreadyhaveaname2]

I got a Seestar S50 for Christmas, really looking forward to using it and then re watching your video to get the most out of it! Thanks for this great content

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome! Hope you enjoy using it!

[@migranthawker2952]

Brilliant, thanks. I've just been given a S50 by my wife and all the info here was exactly what I was looking for!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Great to hear! Glad this helped :)

[@raykrv6a]

Ordered a Seestar S50 today. Your video was of great help explaining post processing. I will be watching it again after I get my first images from Seestar. Excellent video. At 72, I need all the help I can get.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GAKG86]

I just got the Seestar couple of days ago and I can't tell you how grateful I am for this video. I also live in city with really high light pollution and your guide really helped a lot improving my photos. It would be really good at some point to have another video where you can go into more advanced editing. Anyway you have a new subscriber now :)

[@Marco81MX]

A great example of what can be achieved with a little Seestar, good integration time and free software. With a bit of learning and paid software you can get even better results, however this is quite good. Thank you so much!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Absolutely! Wanted to restrict myself to free software for now though!

[@kingsleystraker1]

I’ve been wanting a video like this for ages Fantastic tutorial and explanation best I’ve come across. Thank you.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you!

[@A_Fortunate_Traveler]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I am a beginner, waiting impatiently for my Seestar 50. Thanks to you I can quickly achieve better results. 🙏

[@nickatnightscope4979]

As a regular user of deep sky stacker, gradient extractors and photoshop to develop images, I have to say this suite of software was very much straightforward and much simpler to understand. Not to mention free! You have made something wonderful come out of a low cost, astrophotography rig. Your instruction method has made the most of the data and provides simplicity and confidence for budding and seasoed amateur astroimagers. As for the final product.... Quel resultant magnifique! Thank you so much and clear skies!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks so much for this feedback!! This made my day :) Clear skies!

[@timwhitlock3500]

I got my Seestar two weeks ago. My initial trials, straight from the Seestar, were pretty disappointing compared to what I see on Facebook, so I wanted to learn more about post processing. You video was immensely helpful and I am excited to try post processing. Thank you!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

I'm glad this is helpful! Good luck with the processing!

[@ColeAnderson-g9z]

I'm sure I could figure out all the Siril scripts and what not, but as someone entirely new to stacking astrophotographs this manual walkthrough was *very* helpful

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it helped!!

[@grainge73]

Hi cuiv, I've seen many seestar and siril tutorials, but yours is the easiest one to follow. Thank you.

[@keithevans5409]

Seestar and astrophotography newbie here. I have trawled through numerous YT "tutorials", but yours, by far, was the most enlightening (no pun intended :) introduction to the whole process of taking an image from the Seestar through at least some of the options for post-processing, to completion. Knowing nothing about Graxpert or Siril coming in, I now have at least a rudimentary grasp of these tools and a clear workflow to follow. Your explanations of the process are clear and explicit, and easy to follow from beginning to end (I ended up with a very nice image of M17!). Very well done and thank you Cuiv!

[@BruceMcCammon]

Wonderful explanation. This really helped me understand an efficient workflow for processing S50 files. Much appreciated.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad to hear it!

[@tomwolf9420]

Each time I open Pixinsight I’m killed by the sheer mass of options - and gave up. Your video encouraged me to try this way to make the most out of the few data I was able to collect in the lousy middle european night sky.

[@revenger681]

I've been lurking on your channel for several days now & was dreading manually stacking and possibly having to buy a photoshop subscription and other star apps. You showed me I can do this with freeware. You also showed me that manual stacking isn't as bad as I had in my mind. I wrote down your entire tutorial in text formal as I followed along. My seestar arrives tomorrow! I especially like that you're in Tokyo. I myself am in a very dense city, so I love that this can be used in the city. Work often has me traveling far outside the city, which will be ideal for dark skies. Thanks for this! My journey begins tomorrow!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

That is awesome! I'm so glad this is helpful, and have fun with your Seestar!! Test as much as possible during the day, and don't get frustrated if things don't work perfectly at first!

[@Pavewy]

It's been a month, how did it go?

[@revenger681]

@Pavewy I'm loving my seestar. I ended up buying a gti mount and svbony scope, zwo guidescope and 120mm guide cam with a asi662mc main cam... lol... now i have 2 scopes working side by side. The seestar has been an awesome tool for when i don't want to fuss with a full-blown system. I also didn't know it would turn into an addiction of buying a full rig (so i can get MUCH closer to galaxies).

[@Pavewy]

@@revenger681 Awesome! Thanks for the update. So is the SseStar worth the money? I've been looming at either the SeeStar or the Dwarf 3.

[@revenger681]

@Pavewy the seestar was definitely worth the cash. From the statistics I've been: it still out-specs the new dwarf. The exception might be if you think you'll use the dwarf's scenery mode as a normal camera. They both seem like excellent options though.

[@stevenclark2894]

THANK YOU for this information. I just ordered my ZWO SeeStar S50 last night and am anxious to learn more about it and use it. I have used a Meade LX75 for decades, and it's a monster to lug around to enjoy an evening of star gazing. This will give me much more opportunity to spend an evening of night sky viewing. Keep up the excellent work of sharing your information. Much appreciated

[@Gage-ro6kp]

Yo! I’ve never smiled the entire duration of an hour long video, untill now! Thanks for the help, this was the BEST tutorial on this I’ve found. Thanks so much! Subscribing!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

I'm glad you found it helpful! I'm always trying to make my tutorials the best I can, so I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@Gage-ro6kp]

Wooo buddy my computer huffs and puffs through the Siril processing though 😂 but with a little patience I get GREAT results!

[@midbikecrisis]

Thanks! For all your info.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you for your support!

[@Hrant11]

This is really good video all steps included. Many professionals skip some steps and that's the reason newbies can't understand how to do ghe stuff.

[@timm2506]

Thanks for this guidance and your clear explanation! I normally only do EAA with a dobsonian and save the image as it is, but the images improves a lot where I follow your (easy and quick) steps. Much appreciated 😃

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it helped!

[@B52-q9h]

Extremely interesting and helpful video and tutorial. Perfect for those of us on a budget who are enthralled by space and astrophotography, but don't have the brains or the time to buy and learn to operate the high-end equipment and software. Well done.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TechnoCaveman1]

Great tutorial! I enjoy your relaxed style. I don’t own a Seestar yet, but you are making it tempting! 😊 There seems to be a new version available, so now I have to figure out S50 or S30. I need to work through all the pros and cons. I just subscribed!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Welcome to the channel! It's definitely a good scope!

[@fxdejonje]

Merci mon ami ! I just got myself the seestar S50 and it helped a lot. Now I need to find some nice place with less light pollution than just my window, but even like that, I could get nice results :) Encore merci,

[@MikeLikesChannel]

The SeeStar is the best $400 I’ve spent. 8” Dob for visual of the moon and planets while the SeeStar is stacking. SeeStar for anything deep sky. Awesome duo.

[@dannylgriffin]

$400? That's a great price, all I see is $500 (499).

[@goatgirl6000]

@@dannylgriffin the pre-release price was $399 so you had to get in early to get the lower price

[@lmaoroflcopter]

I was thinking exactly the same thing, doing observational astronomy with a simple dobsonian, whilst I do astro photography with the smart scope!

[@MikeLikesChannel]

@@lmaoroflcopter Giving people their first view of the moon at high magnification or Jupiter/Saturn on the dob while you're photographing 15th magnitude moons on the ice giants with the SeeStar is the way to go =)

[@PaddiJ]

This is the first Video I watched from your Channel and instantly became a Fan. Will plunge through your other Videos now :). Kind regards from germany

[@FredOzzie]

Nice explanation of "manual" stacking. Re: Stacking (actually field rotation) artifacts, I get rid of those with Siril's background extraction. It usually takes several passes: once w/o dither and then 2-6 times with drizzle ('till no more improvement is shown). Also, after stretching of the starless image, I do another denoising step in GraXpert and then adjust black point.

[@keiminSK]

getting mine S50 on Monday. this tutorial is released just in time for me and it is perfect , thank you !

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Excellent! Enjoy the scope and the processing!

[@Kyle-cj6sh]

Fantastic video. I just received my S50 and imaged the Andromeda galaxy. Then used this to do my own modifications both with the S50 default stack and using manual stacking. This video is so useful (and so well done)!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@KS-fb3ke]

Just fantastic. Thanks for the detailed step-by-step instructions.

[@marvinwhisman3333]

Yet another great video. Appreciate the detail you go into in explaining how to get better images.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you so much for the feedback as always!

[@estebombbb]

This is the best image processing video! Thanks Cuiv!!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

I'm glad you like it!

[@stevelevitt3412]

Thanks!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks for your support, Steve!

[@cherylwilcox9648]

Thank you! I will try this on my husband's files - he can't sit still in front of a computer to edit, but I'm happy to do it. Did try this with data I collected last night on the Fireworks Galaxy with my Sky-Watcher 150P that has had some upgrades thanks to your videos, using the 533MC Pro camera. I've only dabbled with processing in Photoshop thus far, so it's nice to have some new (and free!) tools to help me before taking the PixInsight plunge. Great video, as always!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Happy to see that, and thanks for helping your husband like that! Good luck with the processing!

[@iglitoci8895]

great tutorial ! havent bought s50 yet but soon will.cant wait to apply this tutorial by myself

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RonaldSpencer-ip1el]

Thanks! How might one determine the actual correct colors of deep sky objects, then process accordingly?

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks Spencer! The Photometric Color Calibration tool does exactly that :)

[@steffenchristmann4531]

Great explanations. Looking forward to try it by myself. Thanks for sharing your Knowledge with us.

[@박현식-v4u]

Warm regards from Korea. Super helpful and educative. Thank you so much for your video.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it's helpful!

[@WoldsWhite]

Very clear explanation of a complicated process. Thank you 👏

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you, and glad it was helpful!

[@kelsey59]

I am getting my seestar tomorrow and I can't wait to try it with this workflow. Thank you for helping those of us just learning the hobby.

[@pitstopjohn]

This is a great video and one I will revisit many times in the future, thank you

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mgscheue]

Very helpful! I'm sure I'll be watching it again when my S30 arrives.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome, you'll love it!

[@secondbase22]

This is a great tutorial that pulls some key tools and processes together! I had put off trying any post processing with my Seestar because I didn't even know where to start. After working my way through this video (with lots of pausing and backtracking) I gained a better understanding of the process and managed to really improve the image I was experimenting with. Thanks!

[@johnleach324]

Another excellent video Cuiv. The SeeStar has given me so much fun. It's a joy to use and serves my purpose fully

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks so much, and yes it is a cracking little scope :)

[@davidwebber7733]

Brilliant thanks so much for a clear informative video

[@anthonyt4622]

What a great tutorial, thanks for taking the time to explain to first time users how this works. Most others I've seen can't keep it to a basic level for beginners and tend to put you off. I've only had my Seestar for a few weeks and using your info I have taken my images to a whole other level. Now I have the confidence to keep practicing and learning more.

[@pauldougherty6688]

Love the video, thank you. FYI - Latest version of siril 1.2.4 either does not have the framing option on the registration tab, or I am blind and cannot see it. Any suggestions? Edit: nvm. its available after you select "apply existing registration"

[@ІванкоІванків]

Hey there! Many thanks for such a great tutorial! It is a very easy explanation of complex things! Appreciate this a lot! All the best to you!

[@k0almin3r]

This is a great tutorial! Thanks for making this easy and informative!

[@TL1000S97]

"When Tokyo is cloudy, Cuiv The Lazy Geek makes excellent videos" 🤗 I have experienced a bit myself with manual stacks from my Seestar, but this video was very helpful.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Haha thank you so much!

[@1949rgs]

Late last year I purchased my Seestar S50. I quickly found your channel and your step-by-step guidance has been extremely helpful. Based on the guidance of previous videos I've been saving the sub files, so I'll always have the option to stack them myself if I later choose to do so. Thank you for your efforts in helping those of us new to the hobby.

[@robertboyle7954]

Very helpful video. Thanks a bunch , joined your patreon

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you so much for your support!!

[@santiagomadruga4298]

Haha glad you mention images downloaded from internet. It's the first reaction I've seen in some people that owns expensive visual rigs.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Hey this kind of comment is actually a form of flattery ;)

[@troyjhowlett]

Thank you very much for your detailed yet easy to follow tutorial. I'm waiting for my Seestar S50 to arrive supposedly 2 days from now. In the meantime I've been joining S50 Facebook groups and watching KZbin videos. This is the 1st explanation of the stacking, image processing, that didn't totally overwhelm me. After I've done some decent long sessions and processed the image I'll see what you think of my results. Once again, I appreciate your outstanding tutorial. Troy Howlett Yukon, Oklahoma

[@latin01720]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you very much. So far, I have been using the Sesstar stacking, but I'll try your two approaches next.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Have fun testing out the manual processing!

[@jackg7225]

I had to watch the video a second time and then do the process as I watched parts of it again. I couldn’t do the GraXpert denoise part, tried 5 times and each time I got a not responding error. I was happy with the final outcome of my M27. I think M27 is one of my top 3 favorites!

[@ClassicTrialsChannel]

Bought 1 yesterday. hopefully I'll get to use it over the weekend here in the UK

[@codyc.4830]

Thank you for your Videos they are very helpful

[@alexanderdemeij687]

I've tried to apply the manual stacking procedure as shown by Cuiv on several DSOs and indeed this method rejects significant less subs than with Siril's pre-processing scripts. The method presented is fast and allows you to include many, many more of your subs. GREAT VIDEO and GREAT TIP!! Thanks for sharing your experience Cuiv!!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

I'm so happy this made such a difference!! Thanks for the feedback!

[@gregorywilkins1001]

Hey, Thank You very much. That was a great basic tutorial that really helps alot of the folks just learning. Its also inportant so people know, dont over process, you dont need perfection

[@StephanFlegler]

I admire your work and your commitment to the scene. I have also recently become the proud owner of a Seestar S50. However, I have to say that, in my opinion, the extra effort compared to autoprocessing with the Seestar tools and/or other one-click tools is not worth it. From an aesthetic point of view, I think the manually corrected photo from the Seestar app is even better. But that may be due to my personal taste or different weighting in terms of detail vs. aesthetic ratio. I wish you continued fun and success with your channel and send my best wishes from Mallorca to Tokyo! Stephan aka Moonlight Surfer

[@pgadams1]

These videos on the Seestar are excellent. Thank you.

[@gloomiehoodie]

Great video Cuiv! My wife loves her S50.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Excellent!

[@deep_space_dave]

Awesome tutorial Cuiv! Makes me want a SeeStar S50 now 🙂

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks Dave! It definitely helps when you're feeling frustrated by something not working on your main rig!

[@raytbrown2]

Wow! Thank you for the video. Saving it for future follow-along-edit session(s). But I gotta say that I'm happier with the SeeStar image in this video. It might be less bright, but I loth the noise of the other two images. I personally just cannot take the darkness of space not being "black" and void of light. There were points in Siril or Gimp edits where I shouted at the screen, "No! Go to black". But I learned by watching you that this is something I could/can do. Thank you!

[@holtneil]

Great work I will use this video for reference last image was the best to me

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome, thank you! Enjoy processing :)

[@dj88g]

Great video! Thank you so much!!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thanks for watching!

[@ivanmikov4143]

Thank you so much, with this tutorial I can try follow your step and make my seestar imaging even better 🎉

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

You are so welcome!

[@ivanmikov4143]

@@CuivTheLazyGeek Is this tutorial gonna work for nebulae's too?

[@jdmillar1958]

Brilliant tutorial - as a S50 user I'll give this a go. I'm in Abernethy, Scotland, bortle 4. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy!

[@collegedad8656]

Incredibly helpful, taking my Seestar to another level. Thank you 👍

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Great to hear!

[@imonacan]

Thank you for this tutorial. It was easy to follow, and i was successful.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

That's awesome to hear, thanks for the feedback!!

[@ARNFL13]

Hey Cuiv, I have an accessory kit for my Seestar arriving in the next day or so. It includes a filter holder, dew shield, Bhatinov and Diffraction spike Mask. I am planning on getting a nice tripod and a few different filters in the future. I am just now getting into the manual processing side of astrophotography. Thank you for making these in-depth tutorials, they are very helpful. I am extremely excited to start using my own filters in the future and seeing the results as I learn to process the data I get and try to make the best final images I can!

[@szecsiattila]

I've just bought my seestar now after i saw this video... i haven't done any astrophotography more than two years. I have a heavy rig and to be honest i don't want to spend hours anymore for setups and calibrations and cables and all those things. I just want to be under a dark sky and take pictures. Finally i want to go out again!!!!!!!! :)

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Awesome!! Have fun with the Seestar!

[@bedfordbeds]

Great video, obviously doing own stacking and processing produces a great result!

[@Nick_G7IZR]

I liked the processed Seestar image the best. Trouble is, I'm red/green colour blind so there's no point me having an opinion as I can't tell if the colours are right. Same when I try and process an image, I can't change colours or I just mess it up! :)

[@Tedterranova]

Great video. I was using the live stacking in my ASI Air and getting nice results but decided to try stacking on the PC for more control (Not a Seestar User). Wow, what a difference. SIRIL is really great. I'm using Photoshop for the last steps, instead of Gimp, but using your same workflow. Thank you for taking the time to share all of this information. It really makes the hobby more fun. Clear skies!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Great to hear, glad this was helpful!

[@RoyalOaksObservatory-qr9zp]

I always look forward to your videos. Well done and keep up the good work!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you very much!

[@renzop.4763]

🎉🎉 grazie per questi tutorial … mi stai aiutando molto … di nuovo grazie dal Veneto… Italia 🪐 cieli sereni ❤

[@scotthowardmedia]

Wow! This is a lot of great content. Can you do another one for the Seestar S50 without doing your one sracking? Would love to focus and learn more of the details of the technique using the Seestar stacking. Especially, the sequence. Would love to see that process in action. Great job!

[@kleedhamhobby]

I have now figured out how to fix another issue that I had when trying to use these instructions for data from the Celestron Origin. The Debayer didn't work well, and didn't produce the correct colours because the Origin does not put Bayer pattern info in the headers. When there is no info in the headers, Siril defaults to using its preferred Bayer pattern, which is initially set to RGGB. That is not correct for the Origin, for which the Bayer pattern is BGGR. Siril's fallback pattern can be set through Preferences - click the icon with three horizontal lines at the top right, select Preferences, uncheck Bayer Info From File’s Header, and then set the Bayer Mosaic Pattern to the correct value for your sensor - for the Origin it is BGGR. Then hopefully conversion will produce the correct colours. I did write up a summary of your instructions, with some additional notes, as a Word document, and I tried to share that here on Google Drive, but that doesn't seem to have worked, so maybe KZbin didn't allow it, or maybe you didn't want it.

[@b.ro.5563]

Thx lot for this easy and useful tutorial - now I have a lazy workflow to get more out of my Seestar!

[@ShevillMathers]

Top presentation as always, Greetings from Tasmania Australia 👍😁🇦🇺🦘

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@pujo-jojo8286]

Awesome job! Very well explained!

[@martinezq1]

Do you have update with mosaic mode and some photos gallery?

[@jameshcox]

I know it's three months after the fact, but thanks for this. Helped me process C2023/A3 very nicely.

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad this helped!

[@justklaas4703]

Super helpful! A free course how to process astrophotography images! Once it is a bit darker earlier, I will try this out!

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Enjoy!

[@aerotec750]

Excellent tutorial! I live in Tokyo too, and I've just ordered a Seestar S50. I'll be trying it out on a hike of Mt Fuji. Hopefully I'll get clear skies!

[@maurodoria1665]

I really enjoyed this video, many thanks

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for the feedback!

[@maurodoria1665]

Great, really fantastic video for seestar users!❤

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Thank you! I do hope the video finds its audience :)

[@peterlert3809]

Brilliant as usual--merci! And I'll think of you next time I get to that touristy square on Montmartre (inside joke).

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

Mwahaha i do have a picture with the name of that Place

[@karthikkottugumada8509]

Can't thank you enough Cuiv!

[@scottsluggosrule4670]

Maybe due to lower res of KZbin difficult to tell differences. It actually looked like worse artifacts in the third image to me so I would definitely be happy with the middle image. Great video..its like having a pocket Hubble telescope ..amazing.