#Help with my milky way photos

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radiant burrow
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Siril and Gimp are quite useful

sharp hull
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are my images good enough to see the milky way (even a bit) if I edit correctly?

tulip sparrow
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Theres no permission to the image.

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@sharp hull

sharp hull
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oh i forgot about it

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1 sec

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here

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I know the images arents that good, but that's because Im in a city (I used my canon 250d with the kit lens for the image)

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you should have access to the images now

tulip sparrow
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Ill see

severe pelican
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did you stack at all

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@sharp hull

sharp hull
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no, im new to it and I didnt have a lot of time

severe pelican
sharp hull
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I dont even know how to stack😂

severe pelican
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was it even pointed at the milkyway

sharp hull
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yes it was

severe pelican
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ok i will try processing it

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photo is raw right

sharp hull
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i mean the pictures were between Altair and Vega

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its tiff

severe pelican
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is it raw

sharp hull
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its TIFF

severe pelican
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did you shoot raw idk what tiff is

sharp hull
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i didnt shoot in raw but the images are in tiff

severe pelican
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you need to shoot in raw in the future!!!!!

sharp hull
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ok, ill try again tomorrow (if the sky wont be bad)

severe pelican
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okay take multiple 20 to 30 second exposures in raw and then stack them its actually very easy

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i can edit them

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im good at ediitng

sharp hull
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alright, but the problem is that i dont know how to stack

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and i dont have a tracker

shy panther
shy panther
sharp hull
severe pelican
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deepsky stacker siril and sequator gave me the same results so it doesnt matter

sharp hull
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alright, thanks

shy panther
severe pelican
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deepsky stacker is the best imo i didnt have any problems with it

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sequator and siril had problems

shy panther
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ASTAP is the best for free im pretty sure, nice and editable but takes slightly more time

sharp hull
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so should i just try with all of them or check which one is the best for beginners?

shy panther
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do you have landscape with your milky way?

severe pelican
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use siril and gimp for editing

sharp hull
shy panther
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then DSS is easy for beginner use, ASTAP can be slightly confusing in the beginning but imo its worth it

sharp hull
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there are lights there (from the place that i photograph )
and i dont want it to worsen the picture

shy panther
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well to get rid of light pollution you just have to travel to a place with darker skies, but gradients can also be removed to an extent in post processing

severe pelican
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yes use backround extraction in siril thats the best

sharp hull
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ill try

tulip sparrow
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@shy panther getting ur equipment out tomorrow night?

shy panther
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  • moon
sharp hull
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yeah, but i cant travel that often so im trying to stay as close to my house as possible

tulip sparrow
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Promises to be clear tomorrowcooloutoffocus

sharp hull
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hopefully lol

shy panther
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there were high altitude clouds yesterday so i couldnt have done anything anyway

sharp hull
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for me its basically a casino rn lol

tulip sparrow
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I'll get the most out of the night since nights like tomorrow are rareAwkwardSmile

tulip sparrow
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Estonia

shy panther
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ayyy nice, same :p

tulip sparrow
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Yea nice!

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Good to have some peeps doing astro here!

sharp hull
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im trying to stack rn some of my old pictures (their not milky way, but they were from a timelapse i created)

shy panther
tulip sparrow
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Yeah, Tallinn

shy panther
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what camera and lens do you have though, maybe we could do some sort of collab if the equipment matches enough

sharp hull
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the timelapse was kinda good, so i hope that the stack will be alright

sharp hull
tulip sparrow
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We might be able to. I don't have a dslr tho. I currently use my binos. I still get good results tho, because i can do 30 sec exposures.

shy panther
tulip sparrow
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Not completely sure, tried finding some info on google, but couldn't find the focal lenght. The diameter is 42, fov is 6.8°. I'll send how orion looks in stellarium 1 sec

shy panther
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that's quite some zoom, hmmm

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maybe like 300 or more mm

tulip sparrow
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Something like that i'm guessing. You've probably seen the pics i've taken?

shy panther
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havent done much here lately so no

tulip sparrow
shy panther
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oh, i was mildly off kekw

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definitely seems like its more though

tulip sparrow
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These are the pics i've taken

shy panther
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actually surprisingly good for phone and bino setup

tulip sparrow
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Imo too

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Only orion is 30 second subs, and ONLY 15 minutes of data

shy panther
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not sure how well we could combine the data though, my zoom lens has quite some CA, maybe gonna have to step down the aperture

tulip sparrow
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Yeah, you have about 150mm of focal lenght?

shy panther
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this is my orion at 100mm FL and F4.0, around 46 minutes of data

shy panther
tulip sparrow
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Alright. I don't know if it's worth trying to share the data. A dslr+ phone is quite different than binos+phone

shy panther
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are you able to get a DSLR with some basic kit lens? there are some cheaper options available for under 200eur

tulip sparrow
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Also i've been wondering if it's possible to stack images that have different iso and exposure time etc

tulip sparrow
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I wanna get a decent one for both daytime and astro, but god damn the marketplace sucks

shy panther
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on facebook?

tulip sparrow
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Yes, mostly looked from there

shy panther
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kuldne börs

tulip sparrow
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I'll see

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I thought the nikon d5500 would be great, but they're not on any of these sites other than facebook for 500€, think thats a bit too much for it.

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And i want to save some money aswell, for a tracker scope etc

tulip sparrow
shy panther
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but getting a lens with better light gathering power would also be very nice

tulip sparrow
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Whenever i'll buy stuff i think i'm gonna go all out since buying used stuff doesn't work and selling them also...

shy panther
tulip sparrow
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Is the d3000 good tho? For daytime and astro

shy panther
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it's 10mp, which isnt the greatest

tulip sparrow
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Mmmmmm my phone has more haha

shy panther
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true, but bigger sensor + lens

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iso range isnt great though, 100-3200 only

tulip sparrow
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Found a 60d for 190€, but ended up not buying

shy panther
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60d, d3000 and d5000 seemed to be pretty similar

tulip sparrow
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D5300 is great too

shy panther
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if you can find one that is :p

tulip sparrow
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I've found like 3 or 4 in facebook

shy panther
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high prices?

tulip sparrow
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About 250-300€

shy panther
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def seems like a solid camera

tulip sparrow
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Ok i swear i saw atleast 3 d5300 for 250-300€ but now i don't

shy panther
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its got same resolution as my camera so it could go pretty well

shy panther
tulip sparrow
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Therrs one for 380

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+kit lens

shy panther
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that's a rather big step up

tulip sparrow
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Wdym?

shy panther
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in terms of price

tulip sparrow
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Oh yeah, it is pretty high

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I haven't looked at mars in a long time, i'll have to see how much bigger it looks through my scope

shy panther
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it's just a dot on my 300mm lens kekw

tulip sparrow
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I have a 900mm telescopecooloutoffocus

shy panther
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which?

tulip sparrow
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National geographic 90/900pepeSuperSad

shy panther
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pretty sure i saw that on FB marketplace kekw

tulip sparrow
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I bought it like in winter or a bit after winter. Got a good deal for 50€. Got me started into this hobby and yeah. I've also seen some people sell the exact same scope a few times

shy panther
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thats a pretty decent deal

tulip sparrow
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But no dobs. Uhh

shy panther
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i saw an 8" on sale at some point there

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some orion astrograph or something like that

tulip sparrow
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750€

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Not worth

shy panther
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yep

tulip sparrow
shy panther
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havent looked at that yet, hold on

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5" dob there

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they got some expensive refractors though holy

tulip sparrow
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And a 6" too

shy panther
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8" for 488

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and 10" for 729 pepeCross