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awesome thank you for showing us how its done

selection preview is good to turn on in the Color Range dialog box so you can make sure to ONLY select stars and not nebulosity. Either way, thanks for the refresher video!

You are comparing the result with the 12800 ISO shot at the end I think a single 800 ISO tracked shot wouldve been a better comparison lol great vid anyway thanks!

i have the following problem with auto align: it align the layers to the fore ground and not hte stars, how do i fix that?

I’ve been looking forward to this one! Massively appreciated mate 🤙

Tks so much for this video. I hv learned so much. One question-when we align the images, how the program knows that I want to align the milky way and not the foreground.

really good! i hope you will go viral once

How does using Topaz denoise differ from stacking?

Why didn't you use aritmetic?

Thankyou 🙏

How can I do so many pictures without tracking with a freaky and expensive tracker just with my tripod and nothing else?

Awesome work mate, absolutely incredible.

Dude this is the best i've seen thanks very much. Combined with the new Starnet etc ??

I have been trying to edit a blue hour shot with a milky way shot that I did recently. I've been having issues with blue fringe. I haven't been able to get my mask just right. I'm glad I came across your video. You're the first person I've seen that's had this issue and showed how to get rid of it. I've used the minimum on the stars before but you added one more step to it by inverting the mask. I will have to give that a try. I also use Lumenzia for my luminosity masks. It's so much easier than having to create the masks yourself in the channels panel. It's great for dodging and burning because you can target specific areas. Raya pro and the TK action panel are also supposed to be good. Well worth the money.

THANKYOU...

I followed your method as is. Why do I get trails? Thanks

I’ve been shooting the MW for over 5 years and always stayed away from stacking, mainly because I had learned enough and didn’t want to tackle the complexity of it. But your tutorial looks super easy so I’m going to give it a go. Great job man, and thanks!

Loved your video, simple, not complicated, to the point, and no unnecessary talking, Finally i can do stacking without being confused.

When I click "open as layers in Photoshop," it opens Photoshop, and it doesn't show layers. It shows it's loading all the photos from LRC, but only shows one photo and one layer when it's done, and labels it Background. Am I missing a step? I made sure my photos were highlighted before I opened them .

Breathtaking as always!

Breathless view!

Your videos are breathless! Thank you!

Sir, can I know which software you use to edit your photo? Because I want to buy your tutorial, but not sure which software you are using

Hey that was a pretty hair raising adventure mate. It's a lot safer on the Aussie roads at present. Really enjoy your work. Take care, Richard

Yew so happy it's back! Glad to hear you weren't hurt man, hopefully your next shoot goes a bit smoother 🙏

Wow. Great drone footage.

That's a beautiful shot man! 👌

Im a newbie to Photoshop. I just got sick....oh do I have hours and hours to put in. Great video..though my mind is swimming. LOL

Im going to have to try minimum on the darks, that was crazy. I too have always loved the clean look, I feel like my night sky is always way too busy. This was very helpful man, thanks for sharing!

Wow thanks for sharing! I thought it was already perfect without adding that light pollution glow on the road?

Awesome dude thanks for sharing. Love that 'Find Darks and Lights' feature in Curved, never seen that before!

great tuts ! I'm your fan already :D

Sick and In-Depth Tutorial! Thanks for Sharing!

Lol that ending 😂

Those shots and editing at the beginning were pretty sick! Great work! The Gifford Pinchot is so beautiful.

Really helpful big thanks

Thanks so much this is helpful!

Absolutely pro, mate! Saving this into my favourites folder, definitely gonna implement some of this in my work 🙌

Great stuff. You got my sub. Straight to the point and good outcome. Thanks man.

Nice one man, thanks for the tut!

Cheers for the video Dylan! Simple but straight forward! Just wondering, do you normally play about with the mean blend mode? And, is there a big difference between shooting 10 frames and 20? Is there a point where it's no longer worth it to keep adding frames? - John

I so wanna go 😍

Cool technique buddy! 👍🏽

Looks amazing bud. Needs more Aussie accent though ;)

appreciate you sharing this info!

That rainforest looks nuts, nice captures!