How to process a picture of Saturn using PIPP, AutoStakkert, and Registax! (File download included)

[@Naztronomy]

Be sure to watch the AstroSurface tutorial which can replace all three of the software I covered in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3i1pmdurq1ml7M Consider using my referral links for your next astro purchase: Agena Astro: bit.ly/3pOhmp9 High Point Scientific: www.highpointscientific.com/?rfsn=7725690.2252b3 Clear skies!

[@ColleenVR]

LOL brilliant intro, give my regards to Saturn 😊

[@Naztronomy]

Ha thanks 😊 I looked at Saturn earlier tonight and passed your message along.

[@letszoomit365]

Thanks 🤩🙏Great Results 👍 I will definitly give this planet some more time on my next try. 😃

[@Naztronomy]

Awesome! best of luck and clear skies!

[@cosminxz1076]

Thanks it really helped but what version of registrax You use

[@Naztronomy]

Glad this was helpful! I'm using version 6.1.08.

[@figzastro-photography]

Great Video. Thank you.

[@Naztronomy]

Glad you enjoyed it! Clear skies!

[@nancyricigliano19]

Very good video

[@glennsmooth]

I'm using a mono camera and separate R, G, B filters... do i have to do this same procedure for each R, G, B avi file? and how can I combine them into 1 RGB avi ??

[@Naztronomy]

You'll have to process them separately as mono images. And either after the Autostakkert part or Registax part, you can combine the RGB channels in Photoshop. Dylan O'Donnell has a good video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-udWdroMmAgpY You should also be able to do this in Gimp if you don't have Photoshop. If you combine RGB after Autostakkert, you can save it and take it to registax for wavelets. Let me know if you have any questions. I don't have a Mono cam to do a true test but I'll try my best to get you answers.

[@vicromano9810]

I dragged in the file to registax and its asking if I want to stretch intensity levels. Do I choose yes or no?

[@Naztronomy]

It doesn't matter much because we'll be stretching it ourselves. In this video, I clicked 'yes' but I meant to click no. You can see it at 5:34.