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Old 04-08-2011, 07:42 PM
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Dark frame subtract software needed.

I would like to find some program to run subs and dark frames through to help eliminate noise.I currently use ICNR,but this takes too long in the field,and I'm missing capturing data. I use to have some program but I lost it.

So any links or pointers-please.

I will also need a link to 'Deep dark sky stacker',not sure what the name is.But I have a wide field lens that not doing much and looking at capturing some subs and stacking them up-(I'd love to capture a meteor in a wide frame shot of MW or similar)

Thanks for any advice or help.I sort of lost a bit of interest in astronomy,but the capture of the MW earlier in the week,has sort of got me interested again.
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Old 04-08-2011, 07:47 PM
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Good to see you've got your mojo back Chris!

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Old 04-08-2011, 08:58 PM
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re mojo

Thanks David,was quite pleased with that Milky Way pic,(and my publishing agent in the U.K has picked it up too!),

Would like to do some wide field stacking.and I'll need it for image that come out of the scope too,I'd like to try and have a crack at NGC 253.
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