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Episode 45 - AI Tools in Astrophotography with VisibleDark’s Shawn Nielsen

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Join us for an enlightening discussion with renowned Canadian astrophotographer Shawn Nielsen as we explore the evolving landscape of astrophotography. In this episode, we delve into Shawn's experiences using Panasonic CMOS sensors and the newer IMX 571, balancing the intricacies of image acquisition and processing with powerful software like Nina and PixInsight. Tune in as Shawn shares insights into creating stunning astrophotography images with AI tools, handling atmospheric factors using filters, and the significance of remote focusing and guiding. Discover the challenges of balancing artistic work with commercial realities and learn about opportunities for non-programmers to contribute to astrophotography software. Press play if you’re seeking expert knowledge, technical advice, and valuable resources to elevate your astrophotography skills. Don't forget to like, share, comment, and subscribe for more content! --------------------------------------- Connect with Steve Mallia: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenmallia Explore Ontario Telescope and Accessories: https://ontariotelescope.com/ Connect with Shawn Nielsen: www.visibledark.ca
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Join us for an enlightening discussion with renowned Canadian astrophotographer Shawn Nielsen as we explore the evolving landscape of astrophotography. In this episode, we delve into Shawn's experiences using Panasonic CMOS sensors and the newer IMX 571, balancing the intricacies of image acquisition and processing with powerful software like Nina and PixInsight. Tune in as Shawn shares insights into creating stunning astrophotography images with AI tools, handling atmospheric factors using filters, and the significance of remote focusing and guiding. Discover the challenges of balancing artistic work with commercial realities and learn about opportunities for non-programmers to contribute to astrophotography software. Press play if you’re seeking expert knowledge, technical advice, and valuable resources to elevate your astrophotography skills. Don't forget to like, share, comment, and subscribe for more content! --------------------------------------- Connect with Steve Mallia: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenmallia Explore Ontario Telescope and Accessories: https://ontariotelescope.com/ Connect with Shawn Nielsen: www.visibledark.ca
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