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Empilement de 9 photos (temps de pose 45s/photo) avec Sequator sans star adventurer / traitement avec Lightroom
12 x 25s untracked exposures
Stacked in Sequator
Samyang 14mm @ F2.8
Canon R8
ISO 1600
Edited in Lightroo.
Nikon D5300, 69 imágenes , ISO 100 F/11, 1/250 Seg , apiladas en sequator, Photoshop. Octubre 14 2019
Bogotá
Veil Nebula (western part) and 52 Cygni -star. 20210927_2112 30s PLF2.8 400mm ISO640 Sequator stack 10 dark 2, crop
Villeta- Abril 2021
Nikon d500, sin seguimiento , iso 3200 , 2 segs * 50 lights, 20 Darks, procesado en sequator, lightroom y photoshop
D800, Sigma 135mm f1.8@2.8
ISO1600, 1min*11
Sequator processed with dark and flat, CS6 for image work and crop
A time lapse of 42 images to create a circular set of star trails over the highway. Images merged together using Sequator.
>>Zielbild<< als JPG-Datei
35 Lights + 14 Darks im RAW Format - gestackt in Sequator
Summenbild bearbeitet in CorelPaintShop Pro
Nikon Z8, 180-600mm @ 200mm fl, iso 1600, f5.6, 35 four second images stacked by Sequator, Astrotrac tracker; taken from deck in Maine
Nikon D5300, Astrotech ED 72 II, sin seguimiento. Iso 1200 , 70 lights * 1 seg, 20 darks,
Procesado en Sequator, Lightroom y Photoshop
Enero 2021 Bogotá
Aplilado de 31 fotos (no tenía más fotos para apilar 🙈) con sequator.
El nivel de detalle que ofrece el apilado es simplemente increíble...
Gestackt mit Sequator aus ca. 100 Aufnahmen a. 40 Sek.
Blende 5,6; ISO 2000; 400mm
Sony ILCA-77M2; 70-200mm F2.8 mit 2 fach Konverter
Nebulosa de Orion M42, a 1300 años luz. Nikon 3500, ISO 1600, 200mm, f 5.6. 24 tomas de 30 segundos. Tracker Ioptron, apilado en Sequator
5287-5336-50F-16FL
Sequator
観望会2024-03-29
2024-03-29
PENTAX KP(改)
SAMYANG 85mm F1.4 Aspherical IF
85mm （F4.0 ISO3200 3秒）x50 flat x16
esta es una pano de 10 fotos por 5 zonas desde el suelo al cielo derecho y el izq. retocada en adobe lightroom y apiladas en sequator
2025-09-27
Canon 6DMk2 / 14mm
Filter: None
Exp: 16x25s @3200iso f/2
Software: Sequator, darktable
Location: Newman Sound A Loop, Terra Nova Park, NL, Canada
Bortle 2
2025-09-25
Canon 6DMk2 / 14mm
Filter: None
Exp: 8x25s @3200iso f/2
Software: Sequator, darktable
Location: Newman Sound A Loop, Terra Nova Park, NL, Canada
Bortle 2
2025-09-25
Canon 6DMk2 / 14mm
Filter: None
Exp: 16x25s @3200iso f/2
Software: Sequator, darktable
Location: Newman Sound Activity Ctr, Terra Nova Park, NL, Canada
Bortle 2
Some experiments done on a clean-ish looking sky in Tuscany. It was a lot of fun!
I have used Sequator for stacking, such an amazing free software
Dopo una serata sulla scogliera non poteva mancare il brillante faro...
Exif Nikon D780 , Samyang 14mm F2.8
20 foto da 13 sec ISO 3200
Stacking con Sequator
Le point central est l'étoile polaire, donc le Nord. Image obtenue à partir de la compilation avec le logiciel Sequator d'une quarantaine de photos avec un temps de pose de 30 secondes.
Le point central est l'étoile polaire, donc le Nord. Image obtenue à partir de la compilation avec le logiciel Sequator d'une quarantaine de photos avec un temps de pose de 30 secondes.
Le point central est l'étoile polaire, donc le Nord. Image obtenue à partir de la compilation avec le logiciel Sequator d'une quarantaine de photos avec un temps de pose de 30 secondes.
Galactic Center of The Milky Way
ISO-1600 | f/3.5 | 10s
Registered in Sequator, stacked with 30 RAW
PS Processed
23:01H | 18-July-2020
Pangasinan, PH
...from my backyard
(for archive purpose only)
2024-10-16 Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3). This is a stack of 17 photos, all taken 1 sec exposure, ISO-8000, and 480mm (70-300mm on a crop sensor body). Stacked using Sequator.
Aufgenommen wurden 48 Aufnahmen á 10 Sekunden bei ISO 3200. Aufnahmekamera war eine Canon EOS 5d Mk IV mit dem Canon EF 24-70mm L USM II @ f2,8. Gestackt wurden die Aufnahmen mit Sequator.
Insgesamt sind das 29 Aufnahmen zu je 20 Sekunden belichtet auf einem fest stehenden Stativ von der Terasse der Ferienwohnung. Das macht eine Belichtung von knapp 10 Minuten. Gestacked mit Sequator. Die Lichtglocke im Bild ist Blokhus.
Location 70 miles outside of Los Angeles
Acquisition
Camera: D3400
Lens: 35.0 mm f/1.8
Mount: Tripod
180 sec (6 x 30 sec intervals) f/1.8 ISO 1600
Processing
Used Lightroom for color correction
Stacked with Sequator
Location 70 miles outside of Los Angeles
Acquisition
Camera: D7200
Lens: Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX 11-16mm F2.8
Mount: Tripod and Star Adventurer Sky Watcher 2i
Exposure varied
Pic 3: 360 sec (12 x 30 sec intervals) f/2.8 ISO 1600
Processing
Used Lightroom for color correction
Stacked with Sequator
Am letzten Freitag, 19.09.2025, war mal wieder die Desenburg bei Warburg an-gesagt.
Zu einem ganz bestimmten Zeitpunkt stand die Milchstraße direkt über der Burg.
Aufnahmen entstanden mit einer astro-modifizierten D 5100, insgesamt 50 Bilder zu je 10 Sekunden, dazu 11 Dark-bilder, das Ganze gestackt im Sequator und mit Luminar Neo weiterbearbeitet.
The Milky Way over Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge. This 5,000+ acre Refuge is on the Migratory Bird Flyway and is home to over 250 bird species during migration. The glow on the horizon are the lights of Las Vegas, NV, only 90 miles away. This image is 10 images plus 10 dark images stacked in Sequator and edited in LR CC.
Cometa C/2021 A1 (Leonard) registrado da minha casa em Bortle 8. Apesar de eu achar que poderia ter ficado melhor, gostei mesmo assim, é meu primeiro registro de um cometa.
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EXIF
Canon T3i
ISO 1600
2" cada frame
Lente 18-135 mm (em 135 mm)
F/5.6
Empilhamento no Sequator
174 Lights
45 Darks
30 Flats
Tempo de exposição total: 5 min
Processamento no Pix Insight e PS
Detailaufnahme vom Kometen mit Schweif und leichtem Gegenschweif. Es entstand mit der Canon EOS R6 Mark II und einem Canon EF 135 mm f/2,0 Festbrennweitenobjektiv, nachgeführt mit der altberühmten Astrotrac ohne Guiding. Es sind 50 Aufnahmen per Sequator App mit je 30 Sekunden Belichtungszeit übereinandergelegt. Blende dabei war f/2,8 und ein ISO 1600. Damit betrug die Belichtungszeit insgesamt etwa 25 Minuten. Viel länger hätte ich auch nicht belichten können, ohne dass die Eigenbewegung vom Kometen erkennbar gewesen wäre. Aufnahmeort war ein WIndpark nördlich von Lembeck (NRW).
Milky Way over the Giant of the Mantiqueira Mountains
Captured on July 27, 2025, Lavrinhas, São Paulo, Brazil
This stunning image of the Milky Way, captured over the iconic Giant of the Mantiqueira Mountains, is the result of meticulous astrophotography work conducted in the early morning hours of July 27, 2025, in the municipality of Lavrinhas, São Paulo, Brazil.
To compose this scene, 145 individual frames were combined, recorded between 2:41 AM and 3:01 AM, using a Canon T5 camera with a Canon 24mm (f/2.8) lens, set to an 8-second exposure and ISO 3200. Final processing and editing were performed with Sequator (for stacking and noise reduction) and Adobe LightRoom (for color and contrast adjustments), ensuring a high-quality, visually impactful result.
Montsec American Memorial under the winter sky
Tracked/ stacked/ blended
IG: @sky_explorer99
For the first outing of this year 2025 I headed to the foot of the American Montsec memorial.
The sky was perfectly clear but the atmosphere still remained saturated with humidity, greatly diffusing the little light pollution present in the Meuse.
When I arrived there I discovered that the monument was still lit so I decided to stand just below the road leading there to take measurements of the sky and then go back up to the monument once the lighting had gone out to take my first plan. I finished acquiring the sky around 10:30 p.m. for the moonrise and the monument is still not extinguished... we had to wait until 12:10 a.m. for the powerful headlights to turn off. I will also take advantage of this outing to test a new filter acquired at the beginning of January, the result of which is very satisfactory.
Set up & exifs:
Canon 6Da
Samyang 35mm F/1.4
Skywatcher Sa
Nodal ninja 4
Astronomik Ha 12nm filter
Fog filter
RGB: 6 panels 6x60sec F/2.8 iso 800
Ha: 6 panels 5x60sec F/2.8 iso 4000
FG: 6 panels 30sec F/2.8 iso 800
Sequator,autopano,Lightroom,Photoshop
Questa stupenda ripresa della scia galattica tra Cassiopeia e Scutum, effettuata dal nostro fotografo Stefano Salvini dalla Val Saisera (UD), mette in evidenza il gran numero di polveri disposte lungo il piano galattico, componenti fondamentali di queste isole cosmiche oltre alle stelle, al gas e alla materia oscura. Essendo il Sistema Solare situato all’interno della Via Lattea, la visione che abbiamo della nostra galassia è quindi influenzata da un notevole assorbimento della luce di stelle e nebulose, fenomeno noto come estinzione interstellare, indotto da immense nubi di polvere, costituite da piccoli granelli di carbonio, silicio, ferro, alluminio ed altri elementi pesanti in una minore percentuale. Gli studi ad oggi effettuati descrivono un contenuto molto elevato di polvere carboniosa nella Via Lattea.
Gas e polveri interstellari sono per lo più mescolati assieme. Ma mentre i gas non alterano la luce proveniente dagli astri, se non con la formazione di bande e righe molecolari, le polveri determinano un assorbimento continuo, più forte nel blu che nel rosso, che cresce avvicinandosi al piano galattico dove le nubi di polveri sono addensate. Qui, o comunque anche a basse latitudini galattiche, l’assorbimento è davvero notevole e induce oggetti lontani come stelle supergiganti, ammassi stellari e galassie a sparire o a rendersi appena visibili, notevolmente indeboliti nonché arrossati.
Dati tecnici della ripresa: autore: Stefano Salvini (CSAAT); camera: Nikon D600 modificata,
obiettivo: Irix 15mm, F/2.8; pose: 6x180”, ISO 800; stacking software: Sequator; elaborazione: Siril, Photoshop