Astrophotographers often talk about 'image stacking', but rarely delve into how and why it works to make our images better. This video will break down exactly how stacking works with a real-world astrophoto of the Orion constellation.

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0:00 Intro
2:16 ONE
5:17 FOUR
9:29 SIXTEEN
13:38 SIXTY FOUR
20:24 256
22:51 1,024
27:55 Cropped Comparisons
35:45 How much is enough?

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