Optimize your deep-sky photos! Find the ideal number of exposures for a perfect result.
This tutorial shows you step by step how to calculate the ideal number of individual exposures using a single shot, a dark frame, and a bias/dark flat. This will tell you how many images are needed for stacking to achieve an ideal signal-to-noise ratio. The online calculator takes your individual astrophotography circumstances into account. I've tested the tool and will show you how to use it here.
CS Frank
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https://deepskydetail.shinyapps.io/Ca... The online SNR calculator
• How much exposure time do I need? Use my f... Original video
• How to measure Gain and Read Noise for a D... Determine your own gain and read noise
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Picture Atlas of Star Clusters and Nebulae
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Picture Atlas of Galaxies
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Astrophotography by Katja Seidel
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Astrophotography by Thierry Leghault
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DeepSky Imaging Primer
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Lessons from the Masters
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