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Originally Posted by Helo
Hi Mario, that's a great illustration of the power of the software. Are there any sources for tutorials for learning how to do that?
Thx
Peter
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Originally Posted by mplanet62
While complex and precise methods give superior results, quick tweak in some editor - like free GIMP may be quite useful too:
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If you're just doing planetary (e.g. you don't need to do any stretching) deconvolution can be done in the GIMP as well with the right plug-in (G'MIC offers decon for example).
And Registax has some interesting Wavelet manipulation features that, though somewhat awkward, can actually mimic decon as well by chaining multiple wavelet operations of the same size.
Worth checking out if you have no budget!