I'm Jason, the maker of Nightscape Stacker. I'm looking for reports from people trying their own short, fixed-tripod nightscape sequences.
Our five-frame Canon 700D case runs, but another ten-frame test rejected every moving frame and kept only the reference. Registration still has gaps, and knowing which sequences fail would help us reproduce them.
If you try it, please reply with frames loaded versus frames kept, your camera and focal length, exposure time and interval between frames, and your browser. A report that only the reference survived is useful too. You don't need to post your photos.
Stacking, preview and 100% inspection are free in desktop Chrome or Edge. Use 3 to 30 prepared sRGB JPEG/PNG or supported RGB TIFF frames, up to 32 MP each; develop RAW first. Full-resolution 16-bit TIFF export is $19.99 USD once for Browser Version 1, plus applicable tax.
Stack short, fixed-tripod nightscapes locally in desktop Chrome or Edge. Mark the sky and inspect at 100% for free. Manually blend a matching foreground or feather a local sky exposure. Full-resolution 16-bit TIFF export: $19.99 USD once for Browser Version 1, plus tax. Use 3–30 prepared sRGB JPEG/PNG or supported RGB TIFF frames, up to 32 MP each; develop RAW first. Alignment can fail. No automatic branch separation or color matching.
