M31 post-processing TIFF file form the Vespera

M31 post-processing with Affinity Photo of the TIFF file form the Vespera telescope. The RCAstro starXterminator and Topaz Anti-noise plugins were also used. The image capture was a 3.5 hours integration (Vespera mosaic mode) from the South-Rim of the Grand Canyon (Arizona, USA) from back in November. No moon out. Light-pollution maps indicate about a bortle 1.5. Very cold that night. No filters used.

[@heliman29]

I have the Vespera II and this video was 100% exactly what I was hoping to find. Thank you sooooo much for your efforts. Brilliant! 👏🤩

[@TrailHiker52]

Worked great, thank you. I still have some adjusting and practice to do, but very helpful.

[@funnyitworkedlasttime6611]

Thanks for the guide! This will be very helpful for newcomers like myself!

[@Sanjmaghera]

Thanks for sharing!

[@TheFutureisTheFuture]

awesome

[@light1531]

Jeff. What is the software?

[@JeramyDersam]

So there's nothing about showing how to stack these images? Just the tiff file? I wish somebody would actually do a video. Stacking fit files from the vespara. That would really help out a lot

[@user-br1yj7ev7y]

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[@jeffjones2740]

What processing software is this?

[@sebastiennudo7792]

So much fun when they answer? Right?

[@joesheble5458]

@@sebastiennudo7792It's in the description, Affinity Photo

[@irandar]

Affinity Photo costs $70 with lots of essentially free macros. Google James Ritson

[@VORT3Xtimelapse]

I reverse searched the logo and I think it's Affinity Photo

[@mojojojo7923]

If you paid over $500. You paid too much !