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Originally Posted by Tulloch
Nice images, but the colours seem a bit off (on my screen anyway).
You should try stacking the frames in Autostakkert!3, from all reports it's much better than Registax. I only use Registax for wavelet sharpening of the stacked frames.
What do you use PIPP for?
Andrew
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Thanks Andrew. I have tried AS3. Still getting better results with Registax, so probably have to investigate what AS3 can do and tweak my settings, or I am doing something wrong!! PIPP takes original AVIs and sorts all the frames into a quality order. It can also select a percentage or number of frames. I quite often select and sort best 50% in PIPP then stack 50% in Registax as a starting point. Will vary those depending on quality of the video. It can also do batch processing. So at end of a big session when you may have say 100 videos, you can throw the whole lot at PIPP and let it run.
With the colours, I may well have introduce a bit too much saturation. As much of my imaging is narrowband, I tend to be heavy handed on saturation by default!!
Malcolm
