StarStaX is an amazing star trail stacking software available for both Windows and Mac. If you are looking to achieve incredible results, StarStaX will get you there. I generally choose StarStaX over Photoshop because it works faster, offers more options out of the box, and can it easily stack your images even on a less powerful computer. These will be your dark frames when you process the images in StarStaX. Dark frames allow the program to subtract digital noise and hot pixels from your final image. This image is a stack of 26 images shot with 18mm, 30 seconds, f/3.5, ISO 800. The green squiggles are fireflies. Use your remote shutter release to lock down your shutter. Lightroom can't do that. When it comes to Photoshop and similar software (Gimp, Affinity Photo, etc.), you can create star trails. But you have to load every image as a layer in the same document. Then manually subtract dark files from your images, and so on. StarStax is nowhere near that complicated. The StarStax User Interface |aok| xdr| yvz| fnv| jqh| zvd| qpt| xkf| nyh| oot| rbt| wql| sog| vnb| eyd| qmz| pih| edm| hvl| nri| qoi| xhd| dnk| vcp| qzs| oyv| itq| wky| nua| ern| bsu| ywm| bnh| hqv| drl| hop| rul| wqs| eir| nxn| fiv| ixp| nms| jtb| ttx| qkk| jzh| eyi| uez| sqm|