Filter application for the stacks by ZWO

fedorauser

Hello, I have a technical inquiry about the two stack variants that are originally processed from the Seestar S50.
Does the ZWO Seestar autostack carry out color calibration, gradient removal or deconvolution?
I'm asking because the result shows me strong differences to a stack through DSS, Siril or Pixinsight, especially in the star image.

Support@Seestar

fedorauser
I'm sorry, but Seestar does not yet have the advanced features of color calibration and deconvolution.

starnet59

The stacking ZWO is using is proprietary, I would not expect an answer to this question. Whatever it is it is, and you have to live with it or save individual 10-second FIT files and do your own stacking.

fedorauser

Support@Seestar
Thanks for the reply
You don't need to be sorry, I just wanted to know whether filters are even applied when calculating the stack so that this can be taken into account during post-processing by other programs.
Using the example of gradient removal that would make repeated application in Pixinsight or Siril obsolete.
The same would also apply to an SPCC.

starnet59
You shouldn't tell me the tricks, just carry out whether you use filters like BGE, Deconv, SPCC or PCC to get the result because the result is extremely different from your own stack.
There's no question that I have to live with it, but it changes the way I process it.