Arby69

There was a similar hack for nikon but it has been deleted off the internet. Its only for a few cameras now. I have been waiting for a hacked firmware for so long because P900 is a point and shoot but can perform better. I've read that Nikon firmware is very difficult to crack and so far no one has been able to reach even close to the chdk type of firmware for Nikon. For the image quality, I have set it to FINE instead of NORMAL that it was by default. Looks like this is the best image I will get. However, I tried stacking 640x480 images that I took while taking burst shots and they stacked surprisingly well. No distortion, no blocks, just a clean image at the end. But ofcourse, that image was of no use because it was so low res to begin with anyway

Well, my camera has no other option but JPEG. I will follow the steps that you have mentioned but if my images look blocky then there is no point of stacking! What do you suggest I do? Also how many frames would be enough? Currently I was working with 300 frames

I avoid using high ISO setting to avoid noise in my images. I can use my tripod to capture the frames. Problem with burst shots is that they significantly degrade my image quality so there is no use of stacking if my original image is like 640x500. So I take individual images one after other. Do you suggest I capture images on high ISO settings? Is there a way to get rid of high ISO noise?

I am using a very beginner kind of setup. Nikon P900 with amazonbasics tripod. The shots for this were taken without my tripod using the burst shot feature. I have attached an image. I am using the JPEG format since my camera doesnt allow me to export RAW. Any tips on how to approach stacking with such a basic setup would be great help

I tried stacking multiple times. Tried selecting images that looked similar. Still got this issue where there is a ring around the moon and you can see that the surface details are gone and there are boxes visible. This was my first attempt. I even tried changing the stack percentage to 50 but no success. In another attempt, the image looks washed out instead of being detailed. I am confused. I had taken the photos at the same time. Please tell me where I went wrong and help a beginner out DSCN5939_lapl5_ap25900.tif DSCN5939_lapl5_ap25900.tif