That means a great deal coming from you, thank you so much! I'd love to have touched upon some more of the features in your great program but felt this was enough to get someone started without things becoming confusing for a beginner :) Thank you again for taking the time to comment, I feel a bit starstruck after using Siril so long! Luke
I'm just starting out in astrophotography, a bit late in life but hey, you're never too old to learn! I have been looking at processing software but I've been having a hard time sorting out which one to try/use/get confused with. I've looked at a lot of tutorials and I'm a little bit sick of the "I know what I mean so everyone must know what I mean" attitude that a lot of people have. Now, I appreciate that they're trying to help but having done a bit of teaching/instruction in the past I'm very conscious of where points are not being made well. This 16 minute tutorial has made my mind up to not splash out on Pixinsight just yet or APP but to give Siril a go. Thank you for a clear and simple explanation of how to start using this tool. It's very much appreciated and for sure, a more in depth one when you have the time will be appreciated even more. I subscribed a few days ago, I like your style. :thumbsup:
Hey! Thank you so much for your well thought out comment, it's very interesting to hear feedback from you especially given that you've given tuition yourself! :) I'm very happy that I was able to help in any way with this video, and I do really think that Siril is a wonderful program so I'm sure you'll get to grips with it in no time! 👍 Thank you for the subscribe, the support is hugely appreciated, and regarding starting out - you're absolutely right, you're never too old to learn and give new things a shot, I think the fact you are here researching such subjects just shows that you'll have a leg up on many other beginners right from the start! :) Thank you for your time, Clear skies and good luck! Luke
One year on since you made this tutorial Luke I watched it for the 1st time after someone mentioned how good it is. I still like DSS to stack my images but love this. I also found it great to then save as a .Tiff file and finish using Photoshop and Starnet etc. A really easy to understand tutorial 👍
Stumbled across your channel after trying to find a tutorial of Siril (which I run on Linux), so nice to hear an English tutorial for once that explains as they go rather than just doing stuff and confusing the shite out of me, got another subscriber mate from not so sunny Yorkshire.
Hey Jason! Great to hear from another Yorkshire bloke mate! :-) Really chuffed that you found the tutorial useful, that's the best thing I could hope to hear! Thanks for watching and for subscribing mate! - All the best Luke
Thank you very much well explained. Trying to get trapezium stars.. and your video helped alot.. to me orion needs to include these 4 stars as well as the periphery. still learning and now i know, thanks to your clear explanation and guidance on how to get better at this. Thanks
Excellent tutorial Luke. I have been using DSS for stacking & Photoshop for all my image processing, I think this will be a brilliant piece of software to compliment PS while I continue to develop my processing skills and until I am ready to possibly invest in PixInsight. I didn't even know this software existed. I have only recently come across your channel and it has been an absolute goldmine. Excellent work, keep it up buddy 👍
That's awesome to hear! - I'm really glad to have shown you another option for processing :) By the way, thank you for taking a look at my channel, I appreciate your time! 👍👍 Clear skies, Luke
This was so helpful in creating my first higher end image from a large telescope. What a difference using this versus just photoshop. Thank you for this.
Brilliant tutorial and walkthrough -- made my first ever image of the Orion Nebula (and Running Man!) look better than I could've imagined. Thank you!!!
Great tutorial. I have been watching some of the tutorials for PixInsight and scratching my head a bit (including cost), but this looks a great option when just starting out.
Great video and a wonderful help tutorial, best one i've found so far. The 2nd time I followed your instructions ( with a couple of hours of integration and darks) the image came out beautifully.
Great tutorial. I've used SiriL a few months ago and really like it but downloaded the Pixinsight Trial and will be purchasing that but I'm still going to go back to SiriL every now and then.
Heya Paul, thanks for commenting! I largely do the same thing, I still use siril occasionally, especially if I just want a quick process of some data to evaluate it! - the workflow is very quick :)
Great video mate - having used ASTAP and DSS in the past, I'm dabbling with Siril and can already see the benefits of this software; especially the photometric calibration tool. And it was soooo helpful getting the info on how you "de-green" your images. Always a scurge of OSC. I've usually done most of post in PS but there's not the astro knowledge that this software seems to have. Anyhoo thanks for taking the time to share this tutorial.
How beautiful ❤️ May I ask why my deep sky stacker output has this red tint? I looks like your green tint all over the image but mine is all red. I don't know what's wrong. I uploaded all calibration frames: lights, darks, flats, and biases.
Thank you! - The only time I've seen a reddish output from DSS is when stacking frames from a modified DSLR and filter (or less commonly, the wrong debayer setting if using a dedicated astro cam) Does any of that sound like it could apply to your situation? Good luck! :-)
@@lukomatico ohh my camera is not astro modified. Last month's output was good but later on it gives this red tint all over the image which made it so difficult for post processing. Anyway, thank you for the idea 😊
No worries! Sounds like a setting has changed, you may need to go into DSS settings and use the 'restore default settings' function, that should work! Good luck!
This is really nice. And concise. It took me far too much time across lots of tutorials elsewhere last Oct to come up with what you have just done in 15min! Nice to see you don't have to take it to PS /GIMP for a decent endpoint. Everything else made me believe that was the case. Thank you!
Looks amazing! Lol I just started and my photos look nothing! Like this lol so now I’ll give this one a try or I just prolly suck hahaha. Nice video bud and thanks!
Great video! I'm new to astrophotography. I was using the LIVE mode on my ASIAir the other day and noticed "noisy" artifacts along the edges of my stacked images too. What was the cause of this and is this completely normal to have to crop the image after stacking?
No problem my friend! - If you have your astrometric data stored in your .fits file, or if you simply know it via plate-solves etc, then it's a superb feature! - I personally was a bit lazy with Siril though, so often times just opted for background neutralization & colour calibration instead :-D Still works well! Clear skies!
Hey thanks for taking a look! :) - I agree, the viewing of individual channels and then the rgb all on their own tab is a great help when processing! Thanks for watching
This was a great tutorial. I do have two questions though. First did you use Siril for stacking your images. Second, Siril is suppose to support processing of RAW images now. Do you know if it uses the meta data in the RAW images to remove distortion? Thanks.
Hey Jim! - I did not use siril for stacking, it was an old file I had from DSS :-) Re: metadata in raw, I assume you mean an embedded lens distortion correction? I'm not sure it can use that kind of data, as far as I know the only type of metadata it can use is the kind of data stored in .Fits headers for astrometric solutions within the program, like photometric colour calibration etc. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help there! Thanks for watching and clear skies :-)
hey, I did everything that you said in the video, but in my case the background is not getting neutralised it stays the same! any idea on how to fix? pleaseee thank you
Thanks. Just started using Siri last night. Great alternative to DSS. Is it possible to combine narrow band images with color images in the tool? Assign narrow band to RGB channels if you will.
Hey John, thanks for commenting! - to answer your question - Yes! :) in Siril go to the image processing dropdown box, and right at the bottom is "rgb compositing" this will allow you to take your stretched individual mono channels and recombine them to a colour image, like a SHO narrowband image for example :) Hope that helps! Luke
Somewhere during my process, I must have forgot a step. I have a small green box that stayed on the image. How can I remove that? Thanks. Your video is super!
Hey mate! - I'm really glad you liked the video! :) regarding the box, is it the select box for one of the processes that's somehow got stuck on the image perhaps? - if so, it may be worth deselecting any boxes before saving, it's not something I've ever encountered unfortunately! I hope that helps mate! :)
@@lukomatico Ok, yes, it was from one of the processes. What I ended up doing was just closing the program and starting over again and doing it right, and carefully with every step. Thanks!!!
ive got a kind of blurry image of jupiter and its 4 big moons but with no sky/other objects to be seen in the background. how can i bring out more detail in the planet if there is no other information?
Hey Pranav! :-) usually you would use wavelets to sharpen planetary images, if you want to try doing this in siril you could use the "a trous wavelet" tool, and make some experiments with the sliders, I hope that helps a bit! :-) Clear skies!
@@lukomatico thanks for the reply, i brought a bit more detail but getting the cloud belts of the planet to show just won't work. ill get a better exposure next time and try again!
Hey there mate! you should just be able to open the master stacked file that DSS creates, and it will work within siril straight away usually! Hope that helps :-)
@@lukomatico I shoot right now with no astro dark(2-4 more weeks of light) and tonight i had a full moon on top of that. It's very hard for me to get something good but following your steps helped a bunch :D It's really fun to see how each night gets better tho :D
Hi Charles, thank you for commenting :) I'm afraid I failed to mention what software I used to stack the image, but I can tell you that it was done in Deepskystacker :) I hope that helps!
I'm sorry mate but I'm the last guy to ask about Mac advice!! I literally wouldn't know where to start other than suggesting to dual-boot windows haha! Sorry man!
Hey! sorry to hear that, if it's every file you try, then all I can suggest is make sure you are using the latest version and to try a reinstallation of the program if you are still experiencing issues :-(
Hi Darrien, That seems like an odd one! - it's worth noting that Siril automatically comes on with your image in the R channel I believe when loading RGB images, and you have to click the RGB tab as you see me do a few times throughout the video to actually see the colour at that point. One other thing may be that your stacking software may not be set to debayer your images which would leave you with black and white images rather than colour - worth checking it's set to debayer them! I hope that helps, Luke
Hey thanks for commenting :) I'm glad it was easy to follow! - processing can become extremely complex but in many cases a simple workflow like this is enough to get a nice result! You could still do lunar and planetary astrophotography with your Dob and phone by the way! - that can be lots of fun :)
@@lukomatico yea i plan to do that in the summer i cannot wait for planetary season to start i got a few views of the planets when i got my scope (17th of november) back then the gas planets were barely in the sky after sunset and none i could see any detail but saturns rings were amazing i actually have allready done a bit of photographing on jupiter mars and saturn when they were close or even in the sky and i plan to even buy an astro cam for it.
@@lukomatico yes, I shot with my dslr and a mini refractor. Any way what do you mean by undersampling, and if I can, How can I have my stars like yours in this video. Im sorry for this questions but im a confused beginner
Hey mate! - what undersampling means is that there's too few pixels looking at each angular portion of the sky, leading to a coarse/blocky appearance on stars etc. The usual way to solve the problem of undersampling is either to use a longer focal length telescope, and/or use a smaller pixel camera, another possible solution is to perform 'drizzle' while stacking the data :-) I'm sorry if this is confusing my friend! All the very best, Luke
Really nice tutorial.
Cyril, from Siril dev team
That means a great deal coming from you, thank you so much! I'd love to have touched upon some more of the features in your great program but felt this was enough to get someone started without things becoming confusing for a beginner :)
Thank you again for taking the time to comment, I feel a bit starstruck after using Siril so long!
Luke
I was struggling to make any of my images look even half decent, and this just fixed everything, thank you!
So glad to hear it was helpful mate!!
This is the best Siril tutorial I have seen on TH-cam. Please supply more.
Hey mate! Really glad you liked it, I'll have to figure out what to do next with the tutorials :) super happy to have helped 👍👍
Clear skies!
I'm just starting out in astrophotography, a bit late in life but hey, you're never too old to learn! I have been looking at processing software but I've been having a hard time sorting out which one to try/use/get confused with. I've looked at a lot of tutorials and I'm a little bit sick of the "I know what I mean so everyone must know what I mean" attitude that a lot of people have. Now, I appreciate that they're trying to help but having done a bit of teaching/instruction in the past I'm very conscious of where points are not being made well. This 16 minute tutorial has made my mind up to not splash out on Pixinsight just yet or APP but to give Siril a go. Thank you for a clear and simple explanation of how to start using this tool. It's very much appreciated and for sure, a more in depth one when you have the time will be appreciated even more. I subscribed a few days ago, I like your style. :thumbsup:
Hey! Thank you so much for your well thought out comment, it's very interesting to hear feedback from you especially given that you've given tuition yourself! :)
I'm very happy that I was able to help in any way with this video, and I do really think that Siril is a wonderful program so I'm sure you'll get to grips with it in no time! 👍
Thank you for the subscribe, the support is hugely appreciated, and regarding starting out - you're absolutely right, you're never too old to learn and give new things a shot, I think the fact you are here researching such subjects just shows that you'll have a leg up on many other beginners right from the start! :)
Thank you for your time,
Clear skies and good luck!
Luke
One year on since you made this tutorial Luke I watched it for the 1st time after someone mentioned how good it is. I still like DSS to stack my images but love this. I also found it great to then save as a .Tiff file and finish using Photoshop and Starnet etc. A really easy to understand tutorial 👍
That's fantastic Ian!! - Thank you very much indeed for such a great comment mate :-)
All the best & clear skies!
Brilliant ! Needed help with this. Thanks for all your advice for a beginner 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Stumbled across your channel after trying to find a tutorial of Siril (which I run on Linux), so nice to hear an English tutorial for once that explains as they go rather than just doing stuff and confusing the shite out of me, got another subscriber mate from not so sunny Yorkshire.
Hey Jason! Great to hear from another Yorkshire bloke mate! :-)
Really chuffed that you found the tutorial useful, that's the best thing I could hope to hear!
Thanks for watching and for subscribing mate! - All the best
Luke
I just want to thank you for making this, im just getting into the hobby and this really helped me out!
Glad I could help! Thanks so much for the great comment :-D
You’ve got yourself a subscriber. Great video mate.
Thank you so much my friend!! I really appreciate the support! :-)
Thank you very much, this is my first time using dedicated software and thanks to your help my images have already seen a drastic improvement.
Great to hear! Thanks so much for watching and commenting mate 👍
Thanks for also demonstrating free/opensource software options for hobbyists that are on a budget or just starting out!
Thank you for watching!! Siril is great free software for sure! Clear skies!
Nice tutorial Luke, the section on manual adjustment is very good, and has made a big difference to my processing.
Thank you Richard! I'm real happy to read that mate :-D
Clear skies!
Nicely done. I’m new to SiriL and this tutorial is welcomed and awesome. Thank you. Subscribed.
Thanks so much bud!! I'm glad it was of help to you and I appreciate your support :-)
Clear skies!
Thank you very much well explained. Trying to get trapezium stars.. and your video helped alot.. to me orion needs to include these 4 stars as well as the periphery. still learning and now i know, thanks to your clear explanation and guidance on how to get better at this. Thanks
Excellent to hear that, my friend!! Good luck to you and clear skies!
Very useful and easy-to-follow tutorial thank you
Thank you for your kind comment Dennys! Clear skies my friend 👍👍
Excellent tutorial Luke. I have been using DSS for stacking & Photoshop for all my image processing, I think this will be a brilliant piece of software to compliment PS while I continue to develop my processing skills and until I am ready to possibly invest in PixInsight. I didn't even know this software existed. I have only recently come across your channel and it has been an absolute goldmine. Excellent work, keep it up buddy 👍
That's awesome to hear! - I'm really glad to have shown you another option for processing :)
By the way, thank you for taking a look at my channel, I appreciate your time! 👍👍
Clear skies,
Luke
Solid and easy to understand tutorial, very well explained. advanced tutorial has my vote
Hey again Romy! - Thank you for taking a look at my videos and for taking the time to leave a comment - I hugely appreciate that :)
This was so helpful in creating my first higher end image from a large telescope. What a difference using this versus just photoshop. Thank you for this.
My pleasure Tim! I'm glad you found it useful my friend, good luck going forwards with future projects!! 👍👍
Brilliant tutorial and walkthrough -- made my first ever image of the Orion Nebula (and Running Man!) look better than I could've imagined. Thank you!!!
That's superb to hear Mike! - Really glad about that!
Thank you very much for watching and giving your thoughts :-)
Clear skies!
Great tutorial. I have been watching some of the tutorials for PixInsight and scratching my head a bit (including cost), but this looks a great option when just starting out.
You're very welcome!
Great video and a wonderful help tutorial, best one i've found so far. The 2nd time I followed your instructions ( with a couple of hours of integration and darks) the image came out beautifully.
That's superb to hear Keith, thank you for letting me know it's worked well for you!! :-)
Clear skies my friend 👍👍
really good, ive spent ages in GIMP getting worse results that what i did fast forwarding through your video!
Thank you so much Joe!! - Glad to hear it's been of use for you buddy :-)
Clear skies!
Awesome 👍🏼 made my iPhone 6s footage look actually something like a decent picture 👍🏼 no where near as good as yours though, awesome dude 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi mate! - super pleased to hear it worked for you! Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it :)
Great tutorial, very informative. Looks like great free software too
Thank you so much for the comment Dave, it's much appreciated mate! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
Great tutorial. I've used SiriL a few months ago and really like it but downloaded the Pixinsight Trial and will be purchasing that but I'm still going to go back to SiriL every now and then.
Heya Paul, thanks for commenting!
I largely do the same thing, I still use siril occasionally, especially if I just want a quick process of some data to evaluate it! - the workflow is very quick :)
Amazing tutorial
Thank you so much Hussein my friend! :-) Glad you liked it!
Great video mate - having used ASTAP and DSS in the past, I'm dabbling with Siril and can already see the benefits of this software; especially the photometric calibration tool. And it was soooo helpful getting the info on how you "de-green" your images. Always a scurge of OSC. I've usually done most of post in PS but there's not the astro knowledge that this software seems to have. Anyhoo thanks for taking the time to share this tutorial.
Thank you very much Harry for your insightful comment! I really appreciate you taking the time to share :-)
Clear skies!
Spot on Luke. Thanks for this its a great help .
Hey Mark! Thank you very much for watching, I'm glad it was helpful :)
How beautiful ❤️ May I ask why my deep sky stacker output has this red tint? I looks like your green tint all over the image but mine is all red. I don't know what's wrong. I uploaded all calibration frames: lights, darks, flats, and biases.
Thank you! - The only time I've seen a reddish output from DSS is when stacking frames from a modified DSLR and filter (or less commonly, the wrong debayer setting if using a dedicated astro cam) Does any of that sound like it could apply to your situation?
Good luck! :-)
@@lukomatico ohh my camera is not astro modified. Last month's output was good but later on it gives this red tint all over the image which made it so difficult for post processing. Anyway, thank you for the idea 😊
No worries! Sounds like a setting has changed, you may need to go into DSS settings and use the 'restore default settings' function, that should work!
Good luck!
This is really nice. And concise. It took me far too much time across lots of tutorials elsewhere last Oct to come up with what you have just done in 15min!
Nice to see you don't have to take it to PS /GIMP for a decent endpoint. Everything else made me believe that was the case.
Thank you!
Hi! Thank you so much for the tremendous feedback John! I'm extremely happy to hear it :)
Thanks again 👍
Awesome tutorial, please post more Siril video
Hey mate! I'm glad you enjoyed it :-) I'll see what I can do in the future!
Thank you for watching!
Looks amazing! Lol I just started and my photos look nothing! Like this lol so now I’ll give this one a try or I just prolly suck hahaha. Nice video bud and thanks!
Thanks so much bud!! Good luck with your astronomy, really great to hear you've just got started! :-)
Great video! I'm new to astrophotography. I was using the LIVE mode on my ASIAir the other day and noticed "noisy" artifacts along the edges of my stacked images too. What was the cause of this and is this completely normal to have to crop the image after stacking?
Thanks mate!! Glad you liked the video :-)
Regarding needing to perform cropping after stacking, 100% normal! Nothing to worry about 👍
@@lukomatico Thanks for clarifying! By the way, what do you think of the photometric color calibration feature?
No problem my friend! - If you have your astrometric data stored in your .fits file, or if you simply know it via plate-solves etc, then it's a superb feature! - I personally was a bit lazy with Siril though, so often times just opted for background neutralization & colour calibration instead :-D Still works well!
Clear skies!
Good stuff brother! Keep it up
Thank you again for the support!! Really appreciated 👍
I've never used siril, but I think that the "live rgb" thing is a great feature!
Hey thanks for taking a look! :) - I agree, the viewing of individual channels and then the rgb all on their own tab is a great help when processing!
Thanks for watching
Very interesting, well explained !
Hi Siegfried! I'm really glad you liked the video and thank you very much for subscribing!! :)
This was a great tutorial. I do have two questions though. First did you use Siril for stacking your images. Second, Siril is suppose to support processing of RAW images now. Do you know if it uses the meta data in the RAW images to remove distortion? Thanks.
Hey Jim! - I did not use siril for stacking, it was an old file I had from DSS :-)
Re: metadata in raw, I assume you mean an embedded lens distortion correction? I'm not sure it can use that kind of data, as far as I know the only type of metadata it can use is the kind of data stored in .Fits headers for astrometric solutions within the program, like photometric colour calibration etc.
I'm sorry I couldn't be more help there!
Thanks for watching and clear skies :-)
Great video, thanks
No problem Jason! I'm glad you liked it mate! :-)
NIce tutorial. Thank you for your time.
Hey there! - no problem at all, thank you for watching! :)
Really nice tutorial. Would like to see you do a more in-depth one.
Thank you :) I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I am having issues with the background extraction, you helped me a lot though
Hey there! I hear you mate, background extraction can be a tricky process! just keep practicing on as much data as possible :-) Thanks for watching!!
hey, I did everything that you said in the video, but in my case the background is not getting neutralised it stays the same! any idea on how to fix? pleaseee thank you
Double check your image's edges are cropped properly mate, no black borders 👍
You could also try applying background extraction first
Hope that helps!
Thanks. Just started using Siri last night. Great alternative to DSS. Is it possible to combine narrow band images with color images in the tool? Assign narrow band to RGB channels if you will.
Hey John, thanks for commenting! - to answer your question - Yes! :)
in Siril go to the image processing dropdown box, and right at the bottom is "rgb compositing"
this will allow you to take your stretched individual mono channels and recombine them to a colour image, like a SHO narrowband image for example :)
Hope that helps!
Luke
Somewhere during my process, I must have forgot a step. I have a small green box that stayed on the image. How can I remove that? Thanks. Your video is super!
Hey mate! - I'm really glad you liked the video! :) regarding the box, is it the select box for one of the processes that's somehow got stuck on the image perhaps? - if so, it may be worth deselecting any boxes before saving, it's not something I've ever encountered unfortunately!
I hope that helps mate! :)
@@lukomatico Ok, yes, it was from one of the processes. What I ended up doing was just closing the program and starting over again and doing it right, and carefully with every step. Thanks!!!
ive got a kind of blurry image of jupiter and its 4 big moons but with no sky/other objects to be seen in the background. how can i bring out more detail in the planet if there is no other information?
Hey Pranav! :-) usually you would use wavelets to sharpen planetary images, if you want to try doing this in siril you could use the "a trous wavelet" tool, and make some experiments with the sliders, I hope that helps a bit! :-)
Clear skies!
@@lukomatico thanks for the reply, i brought a bit more detail but getting the cloud belts of the planet to show just won't work. ill get a better exposure next time and try again!
Can i do this with a 76mm telescope and a smartphone
Hey mate! It's possible to get a picture of m42 with that setup yeah :-)
How could I take a file from dss into this? I know nothing about this thing
Hey there mate! you should just be able to open the master stacked file that DSS creates, and it will work within siril straight away usually!
Hope that helps :-)
@@lukomatico does it gotta be a fit file or no? I tried putting a tif in it but couldn’t figure anything out
A tif should work fine I think mate, is it a 16 bit tiff or a 32 bit? sometimes 32 bit tiffs behave oddly in Siril I've found!
@@lukomatico yeah nothing takes 32 bit which is annoying because all the files from dss I have are 32. I have to redo it in siril
Nice one!
I'm glad you liked it mate! 👍👍
@@lukomatico I shoot right now with no astro dark(2-4 more weeks of light) and tonight i had a full moon on top of that. It's very hard for me to get something good but following your steps helped a bunch :D
It's really fun to see how each night gets better tho :D
Did you say what stacking software the original image was processed?
Hi Charles, thank you for commenting :) I'm afraid I failed to mention what software I used to stack the image, but I can tell you that it was done in Deepskystacker :)
I hope that helps!
@@lukomatico TY
Forgot to ask? Why didn't you STACK in Siril?
Hey Charles! - just mainly because it was already stacked data that I had laying around 👍 I do find stacking in DSS is simpler though
@@lukomatico TY
Great! Thank you :) CS
You're welcome mate!! - Thanks for watching :-)
Clear skies!
Video was very helpful but at the end I lost all of it because didn’t know how to save the file
I was fallowing step by srep
Sorry to hear it was a fail at the end mate!
What was the iso?
How much space is it
Hey mate! - I think the program only takes up a few hundred MB total :) hope that helps!
Dude. I need help. 1to1 remotely. I’m being driven insane. I’m on a Mac and I cannot get my files stacked.
I'm sorry mate but I'm the last guy to ask about Mac advice!! I literally wouldn't know where to start other than suggesting to dual-boot windows haha!
Sorry man!
@@lukomatico thanks for responding anyways. 🙏
Siril crashes every time i want to upload an image
Hey! sorry to hear that, if it's every file you try, then all I can suggest is make sure you are using the latest version and to try a reinstallation of the program if you are still experiencing issues :-(
Why does Siril load my image as black and white?
Hi Darrien,
That seems like an odd one! - it's worth noting that Siril automatically comes on with your image in the R channel I believe when loading RGB images, and you have to click the RGB tab as you see me do a few times throughout the video to actually see the colour at that point.
One other thing may be that your stacking software may not be set to debayer your images which would leave you with black and white images rather than colour - worth checking it's set to debayer them!
I hope that helps,
Luke
@@lukomatico thank you for the suggestions. I'll check.
Wow thought that it would be harder but its not like i will be making images like this with a dobsonian and a phone
Hey thanks for commenting :) I'm glad it was easy to follow! - processing can become extremely complex but in many cases a simple workflow like this is enough to get a nice result!
You could still do lunar and planetary astrophotography with your Dob and phone by the way! - that can be lots of fun :)
@@lukomatico yea i plan to do that in the summer i cannot wait for planetary season to start i got a few views of the planets when i got my scope (17th of november) back then the gas planets were barely in the sky after sunset and none i could see any detail but saturns rings were amazing i actually have allready done a bit of photographing on jupiter mars and saturn when they were close or even in the sky and i plan to even buy an astro cam for it.
That's great to hear! Just keep enjoying yourself and taking it step by step :)
@@lukomatico yes i will enjoy and i just cant wait.
Exxellent helpfull video just volum on video should be louder .
I appreciate the feedback mate! :-) I've changed my microphone since this thankfully :-D
Great video ty
Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Hei hi, why my stars are pixels?
I'd guess at undersampling perhaps? Have you shot with a lens and dslr for example?
@@lukomatico yes, I shot with my dslr and a mini refractor.
Any way what do you mean by undersampling, and if I can, How can I have my stars like yours in this video.
Im sorry for this questions but im a confused beginner
Hey mate! - what undersampling means is that there's too few pixels looking at each angular portion of the sky, leading to a coarse/blocky appearance on stars etc.
The usual way to solve the problem of undersampling is either to use a longer focal length telescope, and/or use a smaller pixel camera, another possible solution is to perform 'drizzle' while stacking the data :-)
I'm sorry if this is confusing my friend!
All the very best,
Luke
@@lukomatico Hi, so if I do dithering and drizzle then I will resolve this problem , right? Thanks for your time!
It will certainly help mate, yeah :-)
Well worth a try for your next shoot 👍
Good luck!