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When your image contains an intense light pollution, it is useful to remove it. Siril provides a "Background Extraction" tool in order to remove the gradient of the sky background. So far, Siril uses a polynomial method where generally 4th degree is a good choice. However, this tool allows you to choose between first and 4th degree.
When an image contains an intense light pollution, it is useful to remove it. Siril provides a "Background Extraction" tool in order to remove the gradient of the sky background. Siril uses two methods for background modelling, a polynomial up to the fourth degree, or a 2-D spline. The 4th degree polynomial is generally a good choice, for this model, though the tool allows for first to fourth degree.

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When an image contains an intense light pollution, it is useful to remove it. Siril provides a "Background Extraction" tool in order to remove the gradient of the sky background. Siril uses a polynomial up to the fourth degree. The 4th degree polynomial is generally a good choice, for this model, though the tool allows for first to fourth degree.

When an image contains an intense light pollution, it is useful to remove it. Siril provides a "Background Extraction" tool in order to remove the gradient of the sky background. Siril uses two methods for background modelling, a polynomial up to the fourth degree, or a 2-D spline. The 4th degree polynomial is generally a good choice, for this model, though the tool allows for first to fourth degree.

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