my best attempt so far

[starstalker]

just over 4000 frames stacked thru registax

any suggestions?

[Kokatha man]

Quite a bit of detail in there s/s despite the small scale.....could possibly handle some upscaling!

You might like to check my tute in the p&t section.

Well done....!

[starstalker]

thank you, any chance u could link me to your tut as i cant find it, many thanks again!

[Demonperformer]

I presume he means this: http://stargazerslounge.com/primers-tutorials/110593-registax5-1-dbk21-colour-cam-tutorial.html

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[starstalker]

oh, great thanks for that!

[Space Cowboy]

Wow! What a difference! How long did your avi last? 4000 frames seems a lot presuming you did not go above 15fps (optinum is 10fps) Over 90 secs avi and rotational blur starts to kick in.

[starstalker]

ok well it was a lot longer than 90 seconds, so i will bear that it mind next time, thanks to you for your advice, id be knocking out 320x240 pics still if it wernt for you! ;p now i seem to have a slight grasp on the basics, its just down to fine tuning and getting used to registax, am also looking at a 4x barlow or an imagemate maybe?

[Space Cowboy]

You could break your long avi into shorter ones using Virtualdub which is a free video editing software and then try those in registax to see if it makes a difference.

VirtualDub - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com

To be honest i'm not an expert on which is the best 4x barlow though I've heard the 3x Tal barlows are good for a budget barlow. I myself have 2 2x barlows that I stack together obviously a single 3 or 4x barlow would be better.