Tutorial de astrofotografía urbana y apilado con Deep Sky Stacker | Episodio 1

Is it possible to do astrophotography without leaving home? Have you ever wondered how it is possible to obtain so many details of the sky, the Milky Way, or that so many stars appear in this type of photograph? The answer is the stacking of multiple images and reducing their noise, and we will see how it is done in this first episode of a series of three in which we will learn to use a completely free tool: Deep Sky Stacker to record and stack our photographs of the night sky. In this first episode I tell you the different types of images or light shots, dark frames, offset / bias frames and flat frames that we are going to need, and how you can make each one of them, as well as what Deep Sky Stacker needs them for. Links of interest: Deep Sky Stacker download website: http://deepskystacker.free.fr/spanish... Light pollution map: https://www.lightpollutionmap.info Neural Activity Links: Instagram:   / spikeslf   500px: https://500px.com/spikeslf Adobe Portfolio: https://neuralactivity.myportfolio.com/