This is the final section of the tutorial where we enlarge and save our file. Resample Resampling your image is an optional step. Enlarging the image will make better prints if you choose to do so. This will destroy the…
If all is going well, you should now be in the Non-Linear phase of image processing done in the previous section. In this section, we will begin Non-Linear processing. HDRMultiscaleTransform HDRMultiscaleTransform is a plugin to compress the dynamic range of…
Now that the image is ready for processing in the previous section, it is time to start processing the image in Linear Space. Color Calibration with SPCC A recent addition to Pixinsight, the SpectrophotometicColorCalibration plugin has been a timesaver for…
We now have a master light frame we created in the previous section, it is now time to prepare the image for processing. Rotate the Image The Seestar imaging chip is aligned vertically so to make a presentable image, I…
In the previous section of this tutorial, we installed all of the required tools and plugins. In this section, we will begin by illustrating how to stack your images in Pixinsight. Setting up Working Directories One of the activities I…
In this section of the tutorial, I will be outlining how to install the additional tools and plugins used. All of the premium plugins (and Pixinsight itself) have trial versions. The assumption is that you have already registered for trial…
This tutorial began as a clinic that I started for new Smart Telescope users who would like to learn more about Pixinsight and how to process the images coming from their smart telescopes. It is a workflow that I have…
With the recent update from ZWO, the Seestar S50 now supports a new Mosaic Mode. This mode adds a new dimension to using the Seestar to expand beyond the field of view of the Seestar. In this article, we will…
