Submitted by LeBrown_James666 t3_zuss4l in space
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[deleted] t1_j1myl5k wrote
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Cute_Consideration38 t1_j22hg4r wrote
I always wanted to make software that automated that process for use in law enforcement. Reading plates at a distance, identifying criminals... Seems there are a lot of human input requirements buy they must ultimately break down to a set of conditions and rules. First I would have to learn how to code software...lol.
wetastelikejesus t1_j1laln3 wrote
It looks like an eye ball. Beautiful eye ball.
AlphaCode0 t1_j1l9cm7 wrote
I hope we get to see the universe more freely by the end of our century but based off how humans are always repeating shit this era, we’re too late, still…We at least get to see beauty in its natural form like this
Cute_Consideration38 t1_j1l6vmc wrote
That's an amazing image. Given the circumstances it's a miraculous image.
LeBrown_James666 OP t1_j1l7fpk wrote
Thank you so much!
[deleted] t1_j1lb3cv wrote
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Bromjunaar_20 t1_j1ljq6s wrote
Kinda makes me wonder what that star used to look like
Cute_Consideration38 t1_j22gvg2 wrote
Probly bright, with lots of light coming out of it. Big. Hot.
[deleted] t1_j1oonuc wrote
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LeBrown_James666 OP t1_j1l7bz1 wrote
Equipment - Nikon D7500, 70-300mm kit lens, Standard tripod
Skies - Bortle 7-8 according to lightpollutionmap.info
Details - 460 Light frames, 50 dark frames
Camera settings - ISO - 3200, f/6, 1.3 seconds, 300mm
Image Processing -
I exported all the RAW files as TIFF files and stacked every frame in a software called Sequator.
After stacking, i opened the final picture in Affinity Photo and did multiple curves and levels stretches.
Affinity photo has a background removal option which kind of helps to get rid of any light pollution in the background.
I also messed around with the vibrance and saturation