[interested_observer]

I came across this list the other day. 210 Software Photo Editing tools, divided in to a number of categories.

• Enhancers (10)
• Cross-platform image editors (5)
• Online photo editors (16)
• Paid Desktop Photo Editors (26)
• Free Desktop Photo Editors (14)
• RAW Processors (21)
• HDR photo editors (15)
• Photo viewers and managers (17)
• Face Editing Software (9)
• Image Enlargers & Resizing Software (15) new
• Photo Utilities, Plugins, Filters & Effects (62)

I upgraded to the K1 for AstroLandscapes - and now with the low light (actually no light) conditions of the landscape segment, I am getting the white dots. Camera One and RawTharapee each do a very good job of removing them. That's why this list was of interest to me. Still deciding on what to do, and what direction to go.

• The Ultimate List of photo editing tools in 2018. 210 pieces of software (excluding mobile) : photography

[jbinpg]

The author does not define cross-platform.

[Breakfastographer]

And if he'd stuck with his original numbering scheme, he would've realised there are only 148 items in his list (147 if you remove the duplicated Photoshop entry).

[Beachbum]

I'm looking for a decent software to use for stacking my astro and lunar shots. Anyone here have a suggestion for a MacBook Pro? I seem to be having a lot of problems finding one that will work...Hope I'm in the right thread here. Seems I burned my tail feathers in a recent post yesterday, hehe...New here...

Thank you in advance!

Rodney

[interested_observer]

I'm looking for a decent software to use for stacking my astro and lunar shots. Anyone here have a suggestion for a MacBook Pro? I seem to be having a lot of problems finding one that will work...Hope I'm in the right thread here. Seems I burned my tail feathers in a recent post yesterday, hehe...New here...

Thank you in advance!

Rodney

Here are some stackers for the Mac:

• Nebulosity
• Keith's Image Stacker
• PixInsight ? Pleiades Astrophoto
• ?Starry Landscape Stacker on the Mac*App*Store
• Siril - FreeAstro
• StarStaX - www.starstax.net
• Deep Sky Stacker for Astrophotography - Stacking Your DSLR images | AstroBackyard | Astrophotography Blog

Here are some additional resources that are Mac centric:

• The Mac in Astronomy
• Best opensource/ free stacking software for mac for astrophotography - Photography Stack Exchange
• Astrophotography with Mac OS X | Cafuego
• Stacking for Mac Users - DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing - Cloudy Nights
• Getting Started with Astrophotography on the Mac ? MAC OBSERVATORY
• The Astro List ? The Astro Geeks | Astrophotography Magazine
• Software for Night Sky Photography | Phil Hart

[Beachbum]

Cool! thank you very much.

You know I have an astro photography friend whom I met while living in Cebu City, Philippines for 6 years. He just told me to get a windows computer, and a Nikon D610 full frame camera, which I am in process of looking at now. I will revamp my goals. He knows his stuff, Christopher Go, who works for OPT. Been watching his planetary imaging video's on you tube. He actually recommended I buy what I have now, the Celestron 9.25 Schmidt Cassegrain OTA with Losmandy G11 Mount with Gemini2 GOTO system. I love it! Anyway, I getting there and learning as I go....

Thank for the input,

Rodney

Here are some stackers for the Mac:

• Nebulosity
• Keith's Image Stacker
• PixInsight ? Pleiades Astrophoto
• ?Starry Landscape Stacker on the Mac*App*Store
• Siril - FreeAstro
• StarStaX - www.starstax.net
• Deep Sky Stacker for Astrophotography - Stacking Your DSLR images | AstroBackyard | Astrophotography Blog

Here are some additional resources that are Mac centric:

• The Mac in Astronomy
• Best opensource/ free stacking software for mac for astrophotography - Photography Stack Exchange
• Astrophotography with Mac OS X | Cafuego
• Stacking for Mac Users - DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing - Cloudy Nights
• Getting Started with Astrophotography on the Mac ? MAC OBSERVATORY
• The Astro List ? The Astro Geeks | Astrophotography Magazine
• Software for Night Sky Photography | Phil Hart