Sequator Milky Way Stack Tutorial - 2021 Edition

In this video I'll explain my Milky Way workflow using Sequator, Camera RAW, and Photoshop.

In order to follow along, you'll want 10 - 20 images of the Milky Way. These should be taken one-after-the-other, so the stars don't move too much between your first and last shot.

First, we use Adobe Bridge to open our RAW images in Camera RAW. From there, we can apply some basic corrections and adjustments to the RAW images. Once the photos look good, we can save them as TIFF files. At that point, we're ready to stack the photos in Sequator. After the images have been stacked together, you can bring the final TIFF into Photoshop and begin the processing.

You can download Sequator here:
https://sites.google.com/view/sequator/

To learn more about astrophotography, check out my Astro Post Processing Course:
https://www.peterzelinka.com/astrophotography-post-processing

00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Taking your Photos
1:58 - Basic Edits in Camera RAW
8:57 - Sequator Tutorial
14:20 - Before/After Stack Comparison
17:02 - Photoshop Workflow
22:44 - Outro

Видео Sequator Milky Way Stack Tutorial - 2021 Edition канала Peter Zelinka