Get Better Milky Way Photos with Sequator Stacking

In this Sequator stacking tutorial I will show you you to get much better Milky Way Images, by stacking multiple files, and improving the Signal to noise ratio, Dynamic Range,
also removing light pollution #astrophotography #sequator #stacking

[@hideentity1518]

Incredible my friend... incredible.
Space is the most marvelous place to be at.

[@GalaxyArtMedia]

True, glad you enjoyed watching

[@alirezafarahani4012]

Excellent, may I ask did you use sky tracker?

[@GalaxyArtMedia]

Thank you. I have not used star tracker here, only tripod, and exposures of 15 seconds

[@photonik-luminescence]

This is a pretty good image ! I processed my own milky way image and it looks similar. How many megapixels does your camera have ? I photographed it with my phone and stacked and edited it using SiriL. My phone is 48 Megapixel and my actual camera from 2002 only 5 Megapixel, so not sure if it will work for my old camera. Camera's are just a bit too expensive, but i saw some AliExpress alternatives that could do enough for my usage. Great video and nice image and high quality as usually.

[@GalaxyArtMedia]

Hello. Glad you enjoyed watching. Camera is 24 megapixels, but the image quality is not related with the number of megapixels, but how big there are, sensor technology and most important the lens, a 900 euro lens will be much better then a phone lens

[@hideentity1518]

Actually i can upload to my channel a photo my daughter capture of the milky way with Samsung galaxy S1 mobile, pretty good i would say.

[@photonik-luminescence]

@@hideentity1518 well you can do as you wish. I how ever ment that i stacked my images to achieve similar results to his. (I however stacked 120 images or so (to reduce the noise as much as possible)

[@photonik-luminescence]

@@GalaxyArtMedia thanks. I will than give my old Sony Cybershot
camera a try.