Starry Sky Stacker for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ralph Hill on 2022-11-24 | Category: Photography
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$ $24.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ralph Hill on 2022-11-24 | Category: Photography
Starry Sky Stacker is a Photography app by Ralph Hill. Starry Sky Stacker reduces noise in pictures of the night sky that are captured as a sequence of exposures taken with a modern dSLR or mirrorless camera using an equatorial mount. Starry Sky Stacker aligns the images to compensate for errors in tracking, assigns a quality estimate to each image, allows the user to select images based on the quality estimate, and composites the remaining images.
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1. Starry Sky Stacker aligns the images to compensate for errors in tracking, assigns a quality estimate to each image, allows the user to select images based on the quality estimate, and composites the remaining images.
2. Starry Sky Stacker reduces noise in pictures of the night sky that are captured as a sequence of exposures taken with a modern dSLR or mirrorless camera using an equatorial mount.
3. The resulting image has much less noise than any of the original images.
4. Neither alt-azimuth mounts nor cameras that generate FITS files are supported.
5. A free trial version is available at the developer's website.
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Thank you for updating for the M1 macs! Did a 225 image stack on the m1 Android air. Flew threw everything in seconds, still can't get over how fast it is. Had no UI or functional issues, will continue to test it. Thank you!
I purchased and use this program on my Android 27” and it's great. I have a Android for when I am traveling or in the field. How do I download tha program on the Android or do I have to pay for a whole new download? Thanks. Tom
I like this program. It makes a quick and simple job of stacking my images. I use a Nikon 810a and I can use the raw files directly. I have determined that using in-camera long exposure dark reduction(does dark removal in camera) does a fine job so I have not needed to use dark subtraction directly in the program. I will try with some older stacks I have as well. Being able to select darks, flats, and bias frames from other directories would be nice to have since I keep a library of those that are not often in the same directory as my light frames. I use an iOptron tracker for my Milky Way shots, so I end up using this program instead of Starry Sky Stacker. Then I composite my stuff manually. The fact that I can use my RAW files directly from Canon, Nikon and others removes a lot of steps. It does a great job of stacking. It definitely works better with uncorrected lens from Lightroom (as the help in SSS says). I use it for normal lenses as well as my telescope. EXIF data is missing for my telescope and it does not seem to see my 14mm Rokinon lens either, but it just a warning. Lightroom sees the lens though. It would be nice to be able to add the lens data (if it matters to the program) when I load the images. If it does not matter, then it does not matter. Highly recommended for tracked shots.
I got this program the other day and already used it a lot. It does a great job, is fast and easy to use
I purchased this program a few years back and had unfavorable results and gave a "less than stellar" review. Recently I returned to it, spent quite a bit of time reading the updated instructions and noticed some version improvements. After spending quite a bit of time with it and some other imaging software I got results better than I had expected. My final images seemed like they still have quite a bit of noise, but after running through other software the final image was stunning.
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