bronze briar
Taken on 27/01/2026 with a Dwarf 3 smart telescope.
From a Bortle 6/7 location.
Second attempt as the sky seemed clear. Had planned on a 2 hour run but only got 46 mins of good frames when the clouds came in. Processed in Siril, GraXpert, Gimp and Affinity Photo. What do you think? I applied the Hubble HOO palette as part of the Siril process.
granite linden
I feel like it looks out of focus
bronze briar
You improved a lot! Looks good!
Thanks. There are some calibration frames in the Astronomy folder. Think it's called CAL_FRAMES or something. There are subfolders for darks, biases and flats in here. Lense 0 is the telephoto and lense 1 is the wide angle. I use the flats from here and just copy the files (there are 3) to match the number of darks/biases. I take the biases myself. I use the same gain settings and put the sun filter on and then turn the lense to face down, into the telescope. I then set the exposure time to the quickest setting (think it's 1/10000 s). It's very similar to the darks, except with the darks, I match the exposure time I used for the lights.
bronze briar
I feel like it looks out of focus
Don't think it was out of focus but I had planned on a longer run and then the clouds came in so it may be thin clouds causing a blur/diffraction.
granite linden
Don't think it was out of focus but I had planned on a longer run and then the c...
i see
hearty atlas
Thanks. There are some calibration frames in the Astronomy folder. Think it's ca...
I found it aswell, but for some reason the stacking app doesn't quite accept it
bronze briar
I found it aswell, but for some reason the stacking app doesn't quite accept it
When using Siril the script errors out if just using the 1 bias file that is in the folder. You can trick it into running by duplicating the file a few times. That's what I did to get it to run. I prefer taking my own biases though. I've tried making my own flats but it's a bit harder to do so just decided to use the ones they provided already.