A general-purpose image preprocessing tool for astrophotography.
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Free lunar & planetary image stacker for lucky imaging (SER), running natively on Windows, macOS & Linux with an English / Traditional Chinese UI. Familiar workflow if you've used AutoStakkert or RegiStax. Downloads here; source maintained privately.
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🔭🪐☄️ Reproducible, scriptable stacking pipeline for DWARF 3 smart telescope FITS data with transparent frame selection, registration, and science-grade linear outputs.
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Astro Image stacker (expecially for moon shots)
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Astrophotography processing tools
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Averaging is a simple python program to average a stack of images and reduce random noise
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Safe, resumable, RAW-first CLI for processing large star-trail photo sequences on macOS with auditable analysis, validated 16-bit TIFF development, human review, and streaming maximum stacking.
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Create animated image progressions by cumulatively stacking sequential frames — ideal for star trails, light painting, and motion visualizations.
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Open-source lucky imaging suite for planetary, lunar & solar astrophotography. Preprocess (PIPP-style), stack & wavelet-sharpen seeing-limited video into sharp images. Cross-platform Python, GPU-accelerated on Apple Silicon.
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Standalone FITS stacker using DONUTS-inspired rotation/translation alignment
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FITS speckle imaging frame stacker with sub-pixel alignment
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USB microscope capture for Linux: live enhancement, frame stacking, and measurement for UVC cameras
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Point your iPhone at the real sky and understand it — then capture it. Open-source native iOS AR sky identifier + tripod night camera + AI photo editor + Celestron control. On-device, offline, all-custom Swift.
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Astrofotografia da Lua no Android: empilhe os melhores frames e estabilize vídeos da Lua 100% no aparelho (Flutter + Kotlin MediaCodec + C++/OpenCV).
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On-device astrophotography stacking engine built with C++17, OpenCV, and CUDA. Features custom asterism triangle matching, RANSAC alignment, and calibration frame processing with Flutter UI bindings.
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Focus-stacking GUI for macro entomology photography
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