Re: Software advice for stacking photos
- From: "David Nakamoto" <res07oeg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 00:04:02 GMT
You don't need but one reference if the scope is tracking in RA adjusting just
one axis, as occurs with a true equatorial mount. Then the sky dos not rotate,
and therefore one point is enough of a track.
If you're doing non-trailed wide angles, then you're tracking on one axis for
the sky, and not two as occurs with most GOTO scopes operating in alt-azimuth
mode, and you can use Registax.
-- Dave
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<gingerdazza@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I want to get some decent wide angle atrso images (Milky Way etc). I
> was hoping to use the stacking technique. A friend uses Registax but
> says that it only stacks using one point of reference. For the entire
> image to match up surely you need at least two points of reference?
> Anyone know some cheapish software that does multi-point stack
> references?
>
> Thanks
>
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