Messier 33 with Seestar S50

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Here is image of M33 the first one was the stack Seestar saves, the second was processed on the Seestar from the fits, the third I pulled the fits to my PC and ran them through Pixinsight. I am still learning what the Seestar images want.
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Updated the Pixinsight image with some smoothing
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nice , thx .
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Looking good, how many subs?
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I did 233 10 second subs. had to do it between trees
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Thanks for posting. It turned out good. It amazes me what can be accomplished with 10 second subs.
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