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20 RAW images stacked in Sequator

This series is actually just six shots. I uploaded one with stationary stars and one with star trails. Both use the same source images, 100 - 130 seconds of exposure each.

Sony A7S + monture Sky Adventurer

Lieu : désert marocain

55 photos de 30 sec (en RAW)

Traitement : Sequator + SIRIL + AI Denoise

Mix : avec et sans Darks

Used sequator this time for the align and stack. 7x20s exposure. ISO 2000.

Foto por: Edgar Orozco

Región de Escorpión - Nikon D5300, ISO 3200, apilado 6 imágenes 3 seg (18 seg total), f/4.5, 30 mm., marzo 21 2021, Gachal'a, Cundinamarca, Sequator, LR, PS

part of milky way captured in podlasie april 2023

 

set: 12x120 s iso 800 f: 3,5

edit: sequator & PS & HLVG

 

Equipment:

canon 6d mod

sigma art 50 mm f / 1.4

Skywatcher adventurer 2i

manfrotto befree ADVANCED

4 sessions from 2020-08-25 to 2020-09-28

 

Canon 550D + Lightdow 135 mm F2.8

DIY astrotracker

ISO 800 f/8 ~150 x 10"

ISO 1600 f/2.8 ~(840+570) x 16"

Magic Lantern full-res silent pictures

ACR, Sequator, Ps

過了個年

又回到了清境

而妳和我的距離

仍是那麼的遙遠

 

因為武漢肺炎的疫情

延後開學

不小心多了一個朔

便與朋友私揪上山防疫

恰巧台14甲剛進行完路燈的工程

便再拍了一次星軌

 

利用幾乎是一樣的取景、曝光時間、數值、設備

來比較前後的改變

 

結果:

若是以肉眼來比較差異明顯

可以感受到天空變暗

但相機拍攝差異並不大

可能是因為進行了疊圖的關係

 

Date:2020/2/23

Weather:Clear

Location:

Cingjing, Renai , Nantou, Taiwan

Camera:Canon 800D

Lens/Telescope:Canon EF-S 18-135MM f/3.5-5.6 IS STM

Parameter: f/5.6 , ISO100

Exposure time:30sec*332

Dark

Software:Sequator+PS

Samayng 100mm f/2.8

SW Star Adventurer

Bortle 5

Lights - 60x120s

Darks - 25x120s

Processed using Sequator and RawTherapee

1 of 73 images used in Sequator Processing

Taken from a meadow in front of Sentinel Peak.

 

Imaged with my old Pentax Kx and a 14 mm Rokinon lens. 240 sec total exposure with 31 darks at 12,800 iso

 

stacked/processed in sequator then further processing in gimp (color temperature changed to 5000K) then Image-J where it was de-speckled and a Gaussian blur of 2 pixels was applied

Seulement 5 clichés de 57'' (Canon 2000D+Astrodon+zoom 250mm+ monture SAM)+ flats et darks, prises en Dordogne, à l'ombre d'un chêne sous une lune à 95% ! Compilation Sequator, traitement Photoshop.... Bon, j'ai manqué de temps, les nuages arrivaient...

First attempt at a lunar photomosaic.

 

The main objective is to produce what looks like a full moon, but without the details of craters, maria, and mountains being washed out. Although ultimately I plan to use a better, future version of this in other pictures mainly for esthetic effect, I still want it to be reasonably accurate. The concept is simple: to juxtapose photos taken at different phases until a complete "moon" is created. in practice, however, it's quite tricky.

 

What makes it so tricky boils down to three main things:

 

(1) As the moon moves through its monthly cycle, its own apparent brightness varies wildly, so it's impossible use the same settings for every shot. This means the brightness/dimness of the image also varies.

 

(2) Because the moon's orbit is slightly eccentric, its apparent size varies slightly through the month. As sections are pasted into the final image, their size must be adjusted.

 

(3) Likewise, for the same reason, as viewed from Earth the moon does a slow "wobble", like someone very slowly shaking their head "no", so lunar features near the eastern and western edges of the visible disk may appear slightly broader or narrower at different times. In these cases the section being pasted might need to be laterally streched or squeezed.

 

The reason for the lengthy explanation is that I hope someone out there has some suggestions for dealing with these problems. I currently use Photoshop, and more rarely GIMP, but I'm open to other possibilities. I also use the Sequator star stacking program.

   

Chasing the Milky Way in the foothills east of San Diego in the Cleveland National Forest.

暴露在嚴重光害下

真的就拍不到銀河了嗎?

不過

正如同

我總有辦法

在茫茫人海中

第一個找到你

 

這次的天文祭第二晚

天氣勉強還行

雖然有些高雲來來去去

中間的空檔剛好可以來做測試

 

這次要測試的東西有2個

1個是新的鏡頭

Tamron SP 15-30mm F/2.8 Di VC USD

另一個是

STC的內置雙峰光害濾鏡

 

而剛好

這天農曆是22號左右

凌晨2.月亮已升起

再加上這邊往西南

南科和市區一帶光害很強

恰巧往南拍銀河測試

 

鏡頭的部分

15mm端 2.8全開

夠廣畫質也很好

邊角像差影響的範圍也算小

夠水準

 

雙峰濾鏡的部分

在城市做為光害濾鏡使用可行

只是顏色會怪怪的...

 

總而言之

這組合看來不錯

有機會可以上山多拍拍看

 

喔對

我先自幹

這組拍的時候曝光不足XD

 

Date:2020/7/11

Weather:Cloudy

Location:Tainan Astronomical Education Area, Danei, Tainan, Taiwan

Camera:Canon 6D(mod)

Lens/Telescope:Tamron SP 15-30mm F/2.8 Di VC USD

Filter:STC Astro Duo-Narrowband Filter Clip-Canon FF

Mount:X

Parameter:15mm ISO1600, f/2.8

Exposure time:30sec*10

Dark

Software:Sequator+PS

7 Aufnahmen gestackt aus ja 25 Bildern a.3Sek. mit Sequator. Kamera SONY A7III, Objektiv SIGMA 150-600.

Blende 6,3, ISO 6400, Brennweite 600mm.

Die Gesamtzeit ca. 30 Minuten

Thanks to Sequator for stacking the sky and overlaying a separately stacked unmoving ground, and to StarTools for repairing lens aberrations towards the edges, I have pulled this image out of the "oh well" history and given it new life. The Third Quarter Moon had just risen, lighting up Mt. Cavell.

 

Linnunrata. Alavasemmalla loistaa Mars, keskellä vasemmalla näkyy Andromedaan galaksi. Shot on Sunday 2020-11-08 19:17 in Emäsalo, Porvoo, Finland, with Olympus OMD-1 E-M1 Mark II camera; lens Olympus 8mm Fisheye F/1.8, 11 * 60s exposures with ISO 320; Tracked with iOptron SkyGuider Pro; Stacked in Sequator - 11 light, 1 dark frame.

Hazard Reduction Fire on Fletcher's Gap Trail.

 

Sky: 20 Shots stacked using Sequator.

Foreground: 2 Shots stacked using Photoshop.

Sky & foreground stitched in Image Composite Editor.

5 tuiles de 10x20s.

3200iso.

Canon 7d mark II.

Tokina 11-16 f2,8.

Trépied fixe.

Traitement sequator.

Assemblage autopano.

Traitement lightroom et photoshop.

Sombrero Galaxy - M104

Les nébuleuses de l'Aigle IC407 (et son amas M16) et Oméga ou du Homard (M17) dans le ciel de l'Essonne.

Bien sûr, je n'ai pas la prétention d'identifier les fameux Piliers de la création dans l'Aigle avec un simple appareil photo... mais on voit un petit quelque chose !

16 photos d'1 minute + DOF au Canon 2000D défiltré + monture SAM. Compilation Sequator, traitement Photoshop, repérage Astrometry.

This stacked image was taken right after midnight on August 7, 2022 facing the southwestern sky from Ballinastoe car park near Lough Tay in Wicklow Mountains. This is Class 4 Bortle magnitude sky with light pollution from the surrounding towns and Dublin city so the contrast is rather poor.

 

Shot on Sony A6400 with Samyang 12mm F2.0 mounted on Leofoto Ranger LS-284C tripod.

10 x 8s F2.8 ISO6400

Processed in Capture One 22 Express, Sequator and GIMP.

Sequator 10 shot stack

A cloud- and moonless night helped me to take this incredible image of the Milky Way above Jabing in a Bortle 4-4.5 area.

 

Milky Way: 17 x 30s exposures at 15mm f/2.8 ISO1600 on a Star Adventurer 2, stacked with Sequator.

 

Landscape shot at 15mm 30s f/4 ISO800.

Nikon D3200, Telefoto 300mm sobre una Star Adventurer

Sequator, Gimp

34x15s ISO 800, Darks, Flats.

Samayng 100mm f/2.8

SW Star Adventurer

Bortle 5

Lights - 75x120s

Darks - 25x120s

Processed using Sequator and RawTherapee

Eng. - Comet 12P/ Pons-Brooks

V = +5.3 mag

High altitude clouds and moonlight.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12P/Pons%E2%80%93Brooks

 

Time: 17 March 2024, 19:59-20:07 UT+1

Lens: Nikon 70-210mm @ 70mm f/4

DSLR: Nikon D5200, ISO 1600, 8x6s

Mount: CG-5 (tracking)

Sequator, GIMP

Place: Virovitica, Hrvatska - Croatia

10 minutes worth of 15 second exposures stacked in Sequator.

Foto por: John Jairo Parra

Esta es la Región de la Nebulosa de la Carina (NGC3372) Ubicada en la constelación de Carina (La Quilla que formaba parte de la antigua nave Argos) en el hemisferio Sur.

 

Imagen Obtenida con un Lente Sigma 70-300 f4.5-5.6 Macro DG Y Cámara Sony A7iii con montura ecuatorial Orion EQ1 mini y motor de seguimiento de RA a partir de 64 fotos tomadas a 70mm, f/5.6, ISO 25600 y 20” de exposición; apilada con Sequator, revelada y procesada con Lightroom y Photoshop CC 2019.

 

Reprocessed some images from 2017

 

Sequator v1.0.1 L10 BLUE freeze

DN enhance strong editted small

Another attempt at imaging using the full focal length of the Celestron C8, though not very successful as it’s very soft, and doesn’t show any detail in the dust lane. That the galaxy is very low in the sky from this latitude doesn’t help. I’ve posted it anyway, for reference.

18 x 5-minute, ISO 3200, auto-guided exposures, taken with an astro-modified EOS 600D & Celestron C8 at f10.

The frames were stacked in Sequator software, and the result post-processed to increase contrast, reduce noise and adjust overall colour balance.

160 light, 70 dark images Stacked in Sequator

Sony A7S II (ISO3200, 8s, 189 frames)

Samyang 35mm f/1.8

SIRUI tripod

Superstacking done using Sequator (29 frames per stack)

Post-processing done using RawTherapee

Comet star trails created using StarStaX

Reprocessed some images from 2017

 

Sequator v1.0.7 L10 GREEN trees up freeze DN enhance strong small

Last week, I spent seven amazing days in Šumava National Park, the darkest area in the Czech Republic. Two nights were clear, so I could enjoy even the beauties of the dark night sky.

 

Because of this rare opportunity, I borrowed better gear to capture the night sky. This image was taken with a modified camera Canon EOS 6D and Sigma 35 mm f1.4 lens. The sky is tracked, and stacked from three exposures and for the foreground, I used a focus stacking method (I took several exposures with different focuses).

 

I chose this composition already during the day. It immediately caught my interest. When I came back at night, clouds were floating across the Milky Way, but soon it got better and I could take what I wanted.

 

It was quite difficult to make the final image, but after about 4 hours, I got this result. It's new for me, so I hope you like this image, although you may not be used to it.

 

So proud of the opportunity to have this camera and lens, because the beauty, that hides behind this image, is caused mainly thanks to that. So thank you @gembecmartin for the loan.

 

Canon EOS 6D (modified)

Sigma 35 mm f/1.4 Art

iOptron SkyGuider Pro

 

Sky: 3x60s, f/2.8, ISO 3200

Ground: 60s, f/2.8, ISO 16000

Processed in Sequator, StarNet, and Photoshop

 

Filipova Huť, Šumava National Park, Czech Republic

Bortle 3

08/07/2024

Foto por: John Jairo Parra

VENUS CON HALO Y LAS PLEYADES. Cámara: SONY A7iii, Lente: SIGMA 70-300 f/4.5 - 5.6 DG MACRO, Montura: Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Pro. Datos de la Exposición: 20 fotos a 10”, ISO 800, apertura f/5.6. Apilado con Sequator para un total de 200”, Revelado con Adobe Lightroom 2020.

This stacked image was taken right before midnight on August 24, 2022 facing the southwestern sky above lower Vartry reservoir in Wicklow Mountains. This is Class 4 Bortle magnitude sky with light pollution from the surrounding towns and Dublin city so the contrast is poor.

 

Shot on Sony A6400 with Samyang 12mm F2.0 mounted on Leofoto Ranger LS-284C tripod.

Background sky: 10 x 10s F2.0 ISO5000.

Foreground: 2 x 30s F5.6 ISO800 with light painting.

Processed in Capture One 22 Express, Sequator and GIMP.

four nights data spanning Nov & Dec put together with Sequator then stretched in GraXpert with a little polishing in LR.

My planned location to shoot the Milky Way was blocked off, so I was scrambling around at 3am in the dark but happened across this composition which is probably one of my favourite so far. Stacked 5 images for the sky, using Sequator which drastically reduced the light pollution, and 3 images for the foreground.

70mins of star trails from Robber's Roost.

 

Big Bend National Park

Stargaziwith mng y cousin last night at Mauban, Quezon Province.

 

Taken with:

Nikon D7100

Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX-II 11-16mm f/2.8

at 11mm 15s ƒ/2.8 11mm ISO 1600

Stacked / Blend with Sequator and Photoshop.

Depth map created manually

#Milkyway #Galaxy #Thunder #EstolenArts #Artventure #Mauban #Quezon #Province #Philippines #Landscape #Nightshot #IAmNikon #Tokina #BenroSystemGo

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