@Harold Soto

Hi everyone, ​I am getting an error message while trying to run the SpectroPhotometric Color Calibration (SPCC) tool in Siril. The process halts and displays the message: "Catalogue error: no stars identified". ​I have already downloaded the required astrometric and photometric star catalogues to my local computer. Specifically, I have downloaded all the data tracks visible from my location here in Italy (omitting only the Magellanic Clouds). ​This is the first time I have encountered this issue since I started using Siril, and it has previously always worked without a hitch on my other images. ​Could anyone help me understand what might be causing this error and how I can go about fixing it? ​Thanks in advance for your help!

May I ask if Starnet ++ can generate two files when performing star point removal like starless starnet++在进行星点移出时能像starless一样生成两副文件吗 What I mean is to generate a pure star point file and a pure nebula file 我的意思是生成一副纯星点文件与一副纯星云文件

我是个天文新手，请各位大佬们给我推荐一个天文后期软件，谢谢

This is what I came with any feedback and improvements? Bortle 7 232 mins S50. My goal was to get the colours out of the stars and to see as many stars as possible

With seestar s50 most of the time a object like caldwell 15 will be just a blob of light, is there a way to get detail of it should i have a very long exposure? Or just a proper workflow on siril?

I am trying to begin using the Siril stacking app but apparently I need to have all of these different kinds of images. Obviously, lights are the most simple so I don't need any guidance for that. I've watched videos on every type, but the vast majority were not relating to smart telescopes. I would really appreciate some help to becoming a better astrophotographer!

People dosent know the difference between AI post processing (typical blurrX noiseX and so on) and chat gpt (or whichever LLM). There are still plenty of AI generated images being posted. Puting an image in any generative AI and say please donoise this image is not post processing! If you want to learn processing, there is awesome free tools and ressources out there. If not, please do not lie about it and be lucid that images after being "processed" by generative AI are not yours anymore. Even if you spend 10h integrating a target, you could have fed the AI a piece of wood and ended up with a picture of a DSO...