Deep Sky Stacker Tutorial in TEN Simple Steps

Deep Sky Stacker is freeware that will allow you to stack your deep sky or wide-field astrophotography images. It can stack images using a variety of raw files from various DSLR cameras, or FITS files from dedicated astronomy cameras. In this tutorial, I will show you how to get started in ten simple steps. Deep Sky Stacker is the program that many beginners use when starting astrophotography, but that doesn't mean it's not a powerful program. Many experienced astrophotographers still use it!

I know that I only covered the very basics of using Deep Sky Stacker, but if you have any questions about about using it or any issues, let me know in the comments!
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0:00 Intro
00:34 Download the Software
1:08 Settings for Camera Files
1:52 Open Frame Files
2:57 Adjust View Window
3:30 Delete Bad Frames
4:26 Register Frames
6:28 Registered Frame Details
8:08 Select Frames for Stacking
8:35 Settings for Stacking
10:09 Stack Frames

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