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tried to have a go at it, you may want to slightly lower your exposure time and stop down your lens. had to crop a fair bit and stars are trailed
how? i was at 135mm at 1.6 shutter speed
wait i think i sent the wrong photo
yeah probably, this one is quite a bit wider than 135
do u mind if i send the other one and u process that one?
sure
lets hope this is it
you have to set the file to allow anyone who as the link
Shall have a look
What kind of lens are you using?
just my kit lens cause im on vacation and i cant get my telescope wth me
interesting, probs its the kit lens thats not real good i suppose. the trailed stars are like all over the place.
nikon 70-300
hmm
did i put my shutter speed too high?
no shutter speed doesnt matter right now
this is just a colour calibrated and autostretched image
look like it shat it self in stacking
tbf i stacked like 1300 pictures cause im not tracked atm
i think tats the problem
did you take flats
yea
focus is a little off
but with lenses it's almost impossible to get it spot on manually
omg i think i know the problem\
basically when i was taking flats i was in a hurry so i took realy bad flats like they were all over the place ๐ญ๐ญ
flats can clean up thr stacking artifacts as well as clean up the entire.
They are easy to screw up but they help so much in images
damn it was cropped a lot
dw, even i screw up flats
maybe somekind of tilt since the upper image isnt trailed as much as the bottom part of the image
but i doubt that
I just cropped out the weird edges
this is the most i can stretch it
but btw it isnt the kit lens cause last year i used the same lens on andromeda and the results were really good
where did you stack this
DSS
you can get some sick stuff with a kitlens
yea i need more exposure time 25 minutes isnt enough
whats the stacking method?
yea
like median, kappa sigma etc...
Also is this untracked?
let me check ๐ญ
yes
ill show you my lagoon
i also did untracked not too long ago
36mins at 250mm, cropped down a little bit, not a lot
My guess is while imaging the camera was all over the place and when stacking DSS shat itself
what aperture
thats what happened
f/5.6
and like u took like 2000 pics right?
yea
1200
oh for mine?
yea
hold up, ill check my harddrice
kappa-sigma clipping
alright so my total was 1539 lights at 1.6s at 250mm, F/5.6, iso 3200
alright i knwo what happened then
your subs have trailing
so 1.6s was too high?
and when you are recentering the object, it throws off the stacking
so whats the solution?
have a look at my stars
- TAKE PROPER FLATS
lol
- when recentering, dont make it too dramatic
just very lightly move it
it doesnt have to be often
i do it every 5 minutes
- dont touch your camara or tripod at all
but how am i supposed to recenter if i cant touch
yea i dont
but the most important is flats right?
and how many should i take like 50?
they are very important calibration frames.
normally i take about 20 but if i take like 500 subs in 1 night, i do 30
can do how much you want, more the better
ok and like does it matter where i do it?
like lets sauy i photofraph in the beach can i do the flats at my house
when it stops taking photos, have a look in image review and recenter, take a test shot and then set it to take a series of exposures
yea thats what i do
preferably do it right after doing lights/darks.
You need your focal length to be the exact same and your focus position
if your focus changes, you cant do flats
im supposed to put the camera mode on A irhgt?
huh
whats your camara
d5600
flats on manual? but i saw videos saying on automatic
and when i do automatic the shutter changes everytime
im pretty sure thats with canon camaras... not sure about nikon
i tried that on my canon camara and it underexposed my flats
any specific shutter spweed i should put?
prefer being manual mode
should use the live view histograme and make the histogram in the last section on thr right
that might be helpful
acc wait no thats canon camaras
here
use that as a reference
if theres like black lines on the live view moving around, you are underexposing
ok once its night ill try
good luck
also dont worry about not getting correct flats, its something everyone screws up
i only started doing flats on my 50th night photographing the sky
i used to just stack lights and bias
also, ive been doing untracked for a year, ive learnt a lot
feel free to ping me if you need help
Like this all the way right?