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hey everyone it's Mike here with the
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Astro explores and what I wanted to do
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tonight was go ahead and process that
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video that we took of Saturn so I'm
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going to go through show you where to
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get the software from uh I'm not going
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to show you how to install it that's
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pretty easy just install it like every
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other software but I'm going to show you
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the different steps and how to use that
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software in order to get an image for
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your planetary photos so keep watching
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and I'll go through the step-by-step
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guide
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and uh if you have any questions along
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the way feel free to leave them in the
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comments below all right so the first
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thing that we're going to need to do is
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download pip uh looks like Pips actually
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changed locations from its original
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website uh took me a little bit of
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digging in order to redownload it but
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I'm going to provide the link in the uh
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section below and the details and what
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you want to do is just click on the
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download over here and that's where
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you're going to get p software and what
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the software is going to allow us to do
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is actually Center the
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planet okay so what we're going to do is
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we're going to open
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pit we're going to choose
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planetary and we're going to choose add
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image
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files and what I saved out was a server
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file uh might also be a avi file
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depending on what you're
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using and we're going to let it go ahead
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and enable de
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bearing and we can
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see the image capture right here we can
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also see that we got
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9,647 frames so we don't need all of
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those frames so what we're going to do
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is we're going to go to Quality options
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we're going to do enable quality
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estimation and we're going to tell it
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let's just keep the best 9,000 for now
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now we're going to choose output options
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we want it to save as an
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Avi and then we're going
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to go to do
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process and then what we'll do is we'll
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ask it to start processing and what
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that's going to do is it's going to take
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our shaky planet and Center it so we
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have have a complete video of it all in
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one location and I'll be able to show
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you what that Avi looks like here in a
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moment after this
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processes and as you can see processing
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is pretty quick it's going through those
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9,000
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frames and then it's sorting
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it and now we're complete so we can open
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that output
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folder and now we have a a new
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video and when we look at it we don't
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have that shakiness anymore that we used
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to have now we have the planet
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stationary and that's going to help us
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in our next thing uh next software
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called Auto stacker which is going to
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actually take these frames choose the
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best sections from all of them and
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create a single Tiff
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image so and auto stacker and I'll
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provide this link in the description
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below as well you just click on
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downloads and you'll be able to download
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it from right here I've already done
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that so I'm going to go ahead and
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open auto
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stacker and you'll see that come over
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I'm going to open our
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image you'll see that we have our pit
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file
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and then I'm going to choose 24 if it's
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not already selected here and I'm going
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to ask it to place the grid now what
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this Grid's doing is it's analyzing
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different areas of the image and I'm
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actually going to go down to 16 until it
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the placees the grid again and you see
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that it actually starts covering more of
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the image it's not covering all of the
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rings at this time so I'm going to go
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ahead and add just a couple more boxes
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here make sure that our entire image is
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picked now I'm going to tell it to
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analyze so it's going to go through and
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analyze all the 9,000 frames that we had
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and this can take a minute so depending
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on how powerful your computer is um it
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can take a minute or two but just sit
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tight let it do its work
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okay so as we can see our quality isn't
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that
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great um unfortunately when I was doing
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the actual capture we didn't have the
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best sky at the time so there's
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different things you can do to improve
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that quality have a nice clear sky uh
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make sure your focus is spot on things
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along those lines so I'm only going to
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tell it to take the best
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25% of the frames and you can do that
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right there
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and then I'm going to tell it to drizzle
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by one and a half times and that's going
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to increase the image size a little and
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then we're also going to have it come
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out as a tiff file so once we have these
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settings
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selected and we just hit
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stack and again that can take a couple
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minutes depending on your
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computers so what we'll do is we'll just
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go ahead and fast forward this section
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right
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here okay so that took about 2
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minutes to process uh it's not too bad
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and what we're going to do now that we
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have a image from that and I can pull
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that up
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so this is our image of Saturn and when
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we compare
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that let me go ahead and pull up the
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video so there's the
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video and there's our
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image and you can actually see that our
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image actually looks quite a bit better
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so
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what it did was it took the actual best
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sections of those frames that it could
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calculate to give us a solid image so
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now what we're going to do is we're
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going to Open regist Stacks and with
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regist Stacks uh what we'll be able to
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do
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is update some of the colors and try to
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fine-tune some of the sharpen on here so
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for reg Stacks uh provide the link again
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in the description but what you'll want
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to do is go ahead and download and
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install the version 6.1 release first
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and then install the update the
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6.1.0 and as you can see the software
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has not been updated in quite some time
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but this is what we're
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using so I'm going to go ahead and open
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regist stxs
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we're going to click on
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select and we're going to allow to
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stretch the intensity
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levels and then the first thing I want
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to do is just go ahead and come over to
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RGB
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balance and we can choose Auto
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balance and we get kind of more of that
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more natural color that that we're used
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to when we look at Saturn we'll close
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that we're also going to flip and
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rotate there we go so that should match
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the position Saturn was
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in we'll close that we can also come to
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our
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histogram and if we pull this
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over and CH
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stretch we're going to brighten our
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image here we don't want to go too far
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because we don't want to blow it out but
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that's what we're able to do with our
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histogram we can also come the other
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direction if we want to make some of the
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areas darker as
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well and a lot of this is just going to
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be personal fine tuning trying to find
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what looks best to you visually if you
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want to see a little bit larger of the
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image you can choose the zoom pane I'm
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sorry the zoom panel and what we'll do
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is we're going to start off by
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unclicking layer
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one so these are our wavelets this is
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what's actually going to allow us to
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sharpen the
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image and what tends to work best is
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starting at the bottom because this is
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going to give us kind of the most fine
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tone uh sharpening as you can see we get
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kind of that fine detail where if we
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start here at the
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top we get kind of a more overall image
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and sharpen so what we'll do is we'll
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kind of start at the bottom and we can
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start seeing some of those Cloud rings
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come through and we'll just kind of
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increase these ever so
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slightly and if you
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find something that you like and we can
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start seeing kind of the Rings in here
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as well coming through uh you're
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actually able to save the scheme so if
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you are doing a lot of planetary
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photography and you have a setup that
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you like you can save it and load it and
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that'll give you a good Baseline to work
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from so as you can see we're starting to
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get a little bit of that uh artifacting
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here so we might back off on here a
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little and then you can
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also oh
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use one if it'll let me click
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it uh but it doesn't seem to be doing
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what we want today so we're just going
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to leave that off uh but if you want to
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increase the intensity again what you
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can do is you can actually use your
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controls here and boost it so as you can
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see every time I increase this our
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actual sharpness is increasing if I want
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to decrease it we kind of lose some of
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that overall
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sharpness and again it is really playing
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with what you
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find is most visually appealing to
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you uh I have a tendency of
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oversharpening uh but that's just me so
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so uh if you find yourself going a
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little over control that's okay or out
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of control that's okay uh it happens to
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the best of us and I'm not even saying
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I'm the best of
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us so that looking like a pretty good
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sharp image of Saturn right now
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especially if we compare it to our
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image here so as you can see we've been
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able to pull out some of those details
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and the clouds uh we've got our ring and
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then what we have to do to save it is we
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tell it to do everything we've done so
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far so we're going to say do all and
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actually applies those items and then we
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choose save image and we can save that
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as a
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PNG click save and
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now when we come in here we should have
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our PNG of the image that we just
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created so that's the
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simple uh process of being able to take
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your videos that you've been
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making um use pip to Center the object
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so that it's not bouncing around the
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screen which allows Auto stacker to pick
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the best sections of those frames and
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then we use reg Stacks to do our color
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correct Direction and our sharpening so
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that's the real easy quick process of
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doing it it does take a little bit of
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practice just to find your way around
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the different software but once you've
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done it a couple times it's real easy to
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do and then from there it's just finding
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what is aesthetically pleasing to you so
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with that being said I hope you enjoyed
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this video uh like I said when we
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started if you had any questions or
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comments just leave those below uh if
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you are enjoying these videos uh Please
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Subscribe I'm going to be doing the next
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video on actually how to find the Sun
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during the day uh so there's a fun
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little item that you can 3D print to be
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able to find that so that'll be the next
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video and then after that I'll probably
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get into moving into what a equatorial
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Mount is so and with that being said I'm
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going to call it night happy stargazing
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