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Originally Posted by [1ponders]
Another thing to consider too is the image you are getting on your laptop. Laptop screens are fickle things and notoriously difficult to use to judge image quality, whether capturing or processing. I've pitched quite a few Jupiters that initially looked pretty good on the laptop screen during capture, but once I saw them on the CRT  ....in the bin. Do you have your screen set to full brightness and if you have adobe photoshop on it have you done the Adobe gamma adjust? It's not much but every bit helps. |
Good point Paul!
I usually capture on the PC with CRT monitor, but this time I used the lappy. It has been set at optimum, but yeah it's nothing like the CRT images.
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Originally Posted by Asimov
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What proggy are you using for Long exposures? I use Desire. Set how many frames you want & how long, press the button & go and have a coffee!
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I use Desire too John. I was unaware that Desire could save multiple images under the one selection!!! I thought I had to name and save each and every individual exposure!
Hmmm, looks like I will be playing with Desire this evening cloudy or not!!
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Originally Posted by Vingo
in registax you can stack single images, you can proably do it in registar too.
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I didn't know that Registax can do that! Gonna have to click on all sorts of buttons and find out how.
Thanks guys
