DragosN

Can't say much. Awesome, marvelous, ... small words, for a gigantic accomplishment. Maybe a good place for it is at the ESA home building. Or maybe you can print it in small sections, 12''x16'', and sell it as a serial photo. And i'm not joking. I think that a lot of people would love to buy, the whole picture, or a part of it. in steps, and put it together like a cosmic puzzle.

Looking after the name of this group, ''Dead DSLR Devotees'' , I thought so, but I want to be sure.

Thank you Herra Kuulapaa. So the risk is big. I have asked because I have no time to read 100 pages on this topic, to see if there is a guaranteed method of debayering. I saw the timelapse on landingfield. Very nice.

I have a question. Not for myself, I'm not a astrophotographer, but from a friend. If you count that a DSLR cannot be cooled in the same manner as a dedicated CCD camera, this operation, of debayering a DSLR sensor, it is worth the effort, even if we think that the result could be very good?