Originally posted by MikeyBugs95 Sorry to derail the thread but do you know if that superresolution technique can be performed using a program other than Adobe Photoshop?
You would probably get better results using other programs as I've found that other programs do a better job of aligning images than photoshop does. I've done it with moon images as photoshop really chokes on those. My workflow there is:
Develope in RawTherapee with a crop around the moon that has it in all frames with a 2x nearest neighbor upscaling to 16 bit tiffs
Align using the Hugin program align image stack with several iterations. General procession, course X/Y alignment (scale 4), fine X/Y alignment (scale .5), a very fine X/Y alignment (scale .1), a very fine rotation alignmnet (scale .1), a final very fine X/Y alignment (scale 1)
Then you can load the images into photoshop or gimp as layers in a stack and do the average merge or set the opacity of each layer in the set and flatten
Then just work on bringing out the detail.
In the end I usually down sample to the original size but with much less noise and a substantially sharper image.