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Originally Posted by Sarge
Roger,
This is from Michael Covington's site, might be helpful.
Clear skies
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Thanks Rod. Looks like useful info if I go down the MOV path. At this stage I'm primarily attempting a sequence of full frame images.
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Originally Posted by mithrandir
Roger, I've tried Hugin and ICE to stack DSLR moon frames, but AutoPano rules. "Pro" will probably cope with the number of frames most people have. I haven't managed to kill "Giga" in 64 bit mode, but another 56GB of RAM would speed things up.
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Interesting. So, Giga will "stack" them (perform the avg/median/? algorithm, not just align and "blend edges")? I had a look over their site but don't see the feature.
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Originally Posted by Astro_Bot
I use Backyard EOS with a Canon EOS 600d but I'm pretty sure I didn't change any defaults for video codecs/container formats. Mine comes out as AVI with RV24 (24-bit RGB) video codec in 1056x704 size - frame rate is variable and depends on exposure settings.
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Ahh yes, I should use Backyard EOS to record the images, that has worked for me in the past now that you mention it. That worked for recording it's AVI format through the live view movie feature if I remember right. Not quite the full frame JPG images I'm trying now but it would work for producing a lower res image (where "lower" is a mere 1920x1080 I guess).