GIMP Tutorial: How to Composite The Geminids Meteor Shower

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Chapters:
0:00 What You'll Be Working On and Downloading Gimp
0:40 Opening Our Meteor Images as Layers in Gimp
2:15 Creating a Mask and Processing the layers in Gimp
6:30 Final thoughts and Final Look
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[@hangerbird]

Impressed that you got that many in the northern part of the sky.

[@Naztronomy]

I was surprised especially since that area is still pretty light polluted. My original image has 19 meteors in that area.