Starnet++

I think it is an invaluable tool to have when processing your images, and I personally use it all the time, starnet++. He used it to remove the stars from his image of the Wizard Nebula, and it worked astonishingly well. Suddenly, I was seeing starless astrophotography images pop up on Instagram and Astrobin daily. What you choose to starnet++ with starnet++ starless image you create is up to you, starnet++.

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Starnet++

Forgot your password? There is a thread over on CN started by the developer with a link to download the files not entirely sure if linking to a 'rival' forum is allowed, but if you Google "starnet v2" it'll be one of the top results. The Lazy Astronomer 6 posts. Laurieast 3 posts. January 31, There is a thread over on CN started by the developer with a link to d. Thanks for the heads up. Installed this morning and below is a quick test on an old image I had already run starnet v1 with. Thanks for starting the thread! Has anyone been able to download the command line version for Mac - not for PixInsight. Starnet V2 is a huge improvement on V1, both from a star removal and speed perspective.

WeTransfer maybe? Probably encodes image in 16 bit starnet++ stretch if it is still linear and then converts to 32bit before "unstretching" it, starnet++.

In versions of Siril prior to 1. A python script was available and covered here in a previous tutorial now deleted , but it involved multiple additional dependencies, whereas the new integrated interface in 1. Both v1 and v2 are supported. They must therefore be converted. Unless the force 16 bit preference is set it will convert the output to 32 bit in order to be ready for increased precision calculations in subsequent processing. The output image.

He has announced that he has released V2 of the software. The idea was to train a neural network that can remove stars in one simple step, avoiding time-consuming-thousand-steps procedures with dozens of parameters to tune. Since its debut, Misiura has been working with the amateur astronomy community to continuously improve on the software. For Photoshop users the software provides the ability easily drag-and-drop your images into the platform to remove the stars. It can be downloaded on Sourceforge. There is a Python version for more advanced users that is available on GitHub. The whole code is open-source and users need to have the ability to work with Python, Tensorflow, etc. The code provides the ability to train the neural network on your own data or modify the code for your needs.

Starnet++

In versions of Siril prior to 1. A python script was available and covered here in a previous tutorial now deleted , but it involved multiple additional dependencies, whereas the new integrated interface in 1. Both v1 and v2 are supported. They must therefore be converted. Unless the force 16 bit preference is set it will convert the output to 32 bit in order to be ready for increased precision calculations in subsequent processing.

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How did you find that! By removing the stars from your narrowband image such as h-alpha , you can avoid discolored stars by applying this layer without the worry of introducing black spots or a slight blur. I'm probably doing somethig wrong. It allows you to manipulate the color and detail of your subject without worrying about increasing the size and brightness of the stars in the field. Sign in here. Note that the stride input control is only shown when Use custom stride is checked: it is unchecked by default. Doversole Posted February 1, Stars will saturate because of this - but that does not matter as they will be removed. Posted January 31, Laurieast Posted January 31, I used it on an image that was working on in bit I know, I know, overkill - does it change the bit depth of the image down to 16? The starless image is loaded as the current working image in Siril. StarXterminator: Starnet V2: Its not artifact free, but very close. Sign in Already have an account? Dustspeakers Posted January 31,

I think it is an invaluable tool to have when processing your images, and I personally use it all the time.

Of course, this technique can have varying degrees of success, depending on the type of object you use it on, and the precision of the star mask you create. Has anyone been able to download the command line version for Mac - not for PixInsight. Another would be to do "reversible" stretch before creating starless image. Install the app. January 31, The process of reducing or removing stars in an astrophoto is not a new concept in the astrophotography image processing world. By separating the stars from the nebula or galaxy in your images, you can control and manipulate the data in a more deliberate way overall. This is a copy of your original image, but without the stars! Its not artifact free, but very close. Thanks for starting the thread! This is the last post I can find addressing this. How did you find that! StarXterminator: Starnet V2: Its not artifact free, but very close.