Revising the Imaging Sequence for Greater Efficiency @SKYST0RY
Revising the Imaging Sequence for Greater Efficiency  @SKYST0RY
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In an hour of imaging, you can never collect an hour of integration due to inefficiencies such as disk write times, focus checks and filter changes. So how do we get more information per hour? Tweaking the sequence can help, and for those who shoot luminance on a mono camera there is a path to extraordinary gains.

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