Thanks. StarNet++ is a neural net trained to recognize stars so they can be separated from non-star features like nebulae. Siril has a nice interface for using that to stretch the brightness of the stars separately from the nebulosity, so that the final result isn’t just a bunch of white stars and looks more “natural”, even though it is of course completely unnatural.
Here’s Orion *and* the Rosette at 38 mm. It could have used more time than 65s., but clouds were flying in.
