Re: AviStack versus Registax for planetary?



Seth Waterston wrote:
I am reading about the latest buzz, AviStack for processing lunar/solar/planetary images. The thing that has the most potential, from what I see, is the many more alignment points that can be used than in Registax. However, I am wondering if there are more comparison images of planets. I see a lot of lunar comparisons, but most of my Avis are planetary collected over several years. If I can see some comparisons of planets, like Jupiter, taken with each program I might consider reprocessing with AviStack. Can anyone offer some links of planetary comparison between the two programs?

Thanks in advance,

Been waiting for a reply - I guess it's up to you to explore the packages and provide a report on the pros and cons of each..
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