Result of best procedure found

Before going on, Download Saturn AVI [39 Mo]
(125 Mo needed to unzip)
(Toucam Pro B&W CCD, Meade 12" SCT)

Unzip Saturn-PM5.avi, eg. in REGISTAX V4 directory,
Open REGISTAX V4 and select/load AVI

Find rapidly a "best" frame (here I selected #58)

Select gradient 75 for quality estimator.
Select multipoint. Choose simple.
Place first point over the disk of Saturn with a boxsize of 256.

Change square size to 128. Add the other boxes (up to 12 total) at contrasted strategic points !
A click on one line shows the corresponding box in yellow.

 

Hint :
 if at the end of the processing of your own AVIs,
you have a nice planet except very bad video lines like this



then use the Bias substract parameter like in this image :

click Align (in this case you can close zoom window when you want).
The following window appears

Eliminate the worst frames from further processing (here at frame #140) and hit limit button

Set parameters as below

Most important hint :
Goto the PreFilter section

and change for



As the images are rather dark and with low contrast,
if you don't do it you may get at final wavelet stage this kind of result

or even this one :(

Create a reference frame of 10 images
(Hint about 1/10 of total in the AVI)

You are afterwards in the wavelet section...
 Set parameters as shown, hit 'Do all' the 'Continue'

click on optimize button as shown below

Registax works for some minutes ....

Optimize done

click on stack and check showstackgraph checkboxbox

On the upper graph (general quality), eliminate the worst quality images,
On each lower graph, eliminate like in #10, the frame with a lot of difference
(bad ones above green line) but try to keep a reasonable number of left frames

then uncheck stackgraph checkbox. For me stacksize left is 87 frames.

Set parameters as in the images below :



 

and in sigma clipping hit start button

When process done, hit top wavelet menu

Now finally parameter wavelets as shown below , don't forget do all.
You can play with all the buttons but mainly those highlighted in red.

It is to be noticed that just with less than 200 frames,
we have a rather nice result with Encke zone visible and no bad looking seams !