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We have also started working on features for the next major version of Siril, version 1.0.

A new 0.9.8 version is progressing well and will particularly help people working on deep-sky lucky imaging.

The new 0.9.8 version has been released, with bug fixes, improvements on lucky imaging and Windows integration.

Image stacking software for astrophotography Patch#

A patch of the 0.9.8 version has been released: 0.9.8.3.

The new 0.9.9 version has been released, with bug fixes, and new script feature.

In the meantime, we are preparing a 0.9.10 stability release for very soon. It's been a long year for us with many unfinished business for the 1.0 version.

Image stacking software for astrophotography code#

Insight has landed! But the Siril news here is that we migrated our source code and bug management system to gitlab! Please use this modern way of communicating with us about code and problems now.The new 0.9.10 version has been released, with bug fixes, and new astrometry tool feature.This version contains a new photometric color calibration tool, a lot of bug fixes and optimization. The new 0.9.11 version has been released.This version contains a lot of bug fixes and improvements.

The new 0.9.12 version has been released.

This version is a complete refactoring of the application.

The new 0.99.4 version has been released.

Together with the new 0.99.8.1 release, we finally updated resources in English such as tutorials and an FAQ, available on the new website.

The long awaited 1.0 version is not far! We have released two release candidate versions in the past month ( 1.0 rc1 and 1.0 rc2).

Thanks to all the people who took part in this decennial adventure, including all testers, bug reporters, document writers and donators.

Version 1.0 is out! Finally, after almost 10 years of development, we tagged siril as a 1.0 version, meaning that we consider it stable and complete enough for deep sky image processing.

If you find a bug and want to report it (please, do!), feel free to report it on the bug report page. In any case, check the status of your language translation with Cyril (at ) if you want to help. See the translation instructions page for software translation. We are looking for volunteer translators, for the software and for the documentation. For code updates, see our gitlab bug and feature tracking system. For an overview, see some image processing results.įor latest news, see our new website:. Siril can be used for other purposes than astronomical imaging, for example to extract previewed frames from many videos formats. Siril is a free software, meaning everybody can participate and modify it as see fit.

For more details, see the Siril FITS format page. Since version 1.0, Siril can work with 32-bit per channel images and FITS cube images.

Image stacking software for astrophotography manual#

Additionally, a manual alignment capability makes it also well fitted for amateur astronomers having feature-less or bad quality images that automatic tools fail to align properly.

Image stacking software for astrophotography registration#

The new star detection registration is perfect for deep sky images, but there are also two automatic translation-only registrations, one more suited for full-image planetary and bright nebula images, based on Fourier transform, and another more simple targeted at deep-sky images, based on PSF on a single reference star. It is still not capable of doing multi-point registration and stacking, which is required for high resolution imagery like planetary imaging. Siril is now fully capable to pre-process and process deep sky images and lucky imaging deep-sky sequences. It also features some processing tools like photometric colour correction and histogram transformation. Using scripts, Siril can produce a stacked image from a set of directories on the click of a button.

It provides a more user-friendly interface than Iris' command line as well as more modern and powerful processing algorithms. Siril is targeted to amateur astronomers having acquired images and wanting to process them in a semi-automatic way. This image was processed using Siril, see other processing results.