Always good to see your Milky Way shots. Definitely like the edited one better , the sky comes out way more , and the colors are much more vibrant.
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Always good to see your Milky Way shots. Definitely like the edited one better , the sky comes out way more , and the colors are much more vibrant.
Its a difficult balance to make it look natural and not go too far with the edits. I am looking at ways to stack and align shots in gimp for less noise, but it probably wont work with panorama shots like this.
Yeah definitely , sometimes I mess around with some of my astro shots a bit , and yeah somtimes it's hard to get the balance right (of course I could probably use a bit more practice on that front :) )
But anyways , I was thinking when you mentioned stacking and aligning , I haven't tried that in GIMP but I used to use DeepSkyStacker a bit , you can get some pretty good results with that. However I'm not sure if it would work for images with a foreground , but it might. Maybe worth a look.
I have heard of it, but mostly in relation to star photos without a foreground. If I cant get the results I want in Gimp I may have to revisit that option.