Processing Planetary Images with PIPP, AutoStakkert!, and RegiStax

[@MariaCKouto]

I am happy to find your channel. Sincerely saying I am learning all about telescope in details and I found about only with your videos. Thank you so much.

[@ChrisWard-ul1sl]

Many thanks for adding this video. It helped me get some great processed images of Saturn and Jupiter in just a few minutes following your instructions. 👍

[@CrazySpaceJ]

Been totally overwhelmed by the choices of processing software, so this video has helped a ton. Thanks so much! P.S. love the starship hoodie 🤩

[@AstroExplorers]

Glad you enjoyed it! And yeah, can't get enough of SpaceX either.

[@briangleeson1528]

Thanks for the video, it is really helpful to see what other people are doing! I haven't tried PIPP or Autostakert. I have really only just started my planetary imaging experiments. I did find you can right click on the preview button of each of the 6 wavelet adjusters. I also had some success with the denoise button in Registax.

[@geek31]

Your videos are great! Easy to follow and a ton of knowlege. I appreciate you taking the time to explain every step. It is much more enjoyable learning and having an understanding of what is happeneing, rather then just copying steps.

[@ericmaxwell735]

Pretty damn, sweet.

[@LouMarcotte]

Great video!

[@AstroExplorers]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnanderson2432]

Any tips on how to manage all the folder/file output from these applications? How much do you retain?

[@rayt5788]

interesting, I have a Celestron NexStar 6 Evolution telescope, I will use the software you showed, very useful for processing the photos. Thank you