Astrophotography Tutorial (30 seconds preview): Processing RAW Milkyway's DSLR shots with Startools
Hello! :) this is our second episode of this set of Astrophotography Video Tutorials, the full video is about about 12 minutes and is better to see first episode first :)
The tutorial explain how use stacked and aligned image from DSS using Startools (http://www.startools.org) to calibrate gamma and tones instead DeepskyStacker, of the milky way shot directly taken from the Raw DSLR shots to the Final image as you see in the first episode of this set of video tutorials .
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Here is the second of tree video tutorial that explain step by step how we have reach this final image of milky way.
Tech Specs are the same:
Canon CentralDS 50D @2500 Iso with a Sigma 10-20mm lens @10mm f/4.5 on a Skywatcher StarAdventurer and a tripod. Taken from the dark sky of Italian western Alps (2400m - Colle di Sampeyre)
To get deepskystacker software for free: http://deepskystacker.free.fr/
To download a demo for free or bought Startools:
http://www.startools.org
To view the tutorial on patreon: / astrophotography-6624041
[ ...and as said previously To learn how reach the final image i don't use only DSS but also Startools (a good and cheap commercial software for processing in astrophotography), Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom, so i'll put soon remiain last video of this set with that! ]
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