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Once a sequence is loaded, images can be pre-processed, registered and stacked. The pre-processing is an optional (but important) step and involves offset, dark and flat frames.
Once a sequence is loaded, images can be pre-processed, registered and stacked. The pre-processing is an optional, yet important, step and involves bias, dark and flat frames. Pre-processing a sequence in Siril can only be done with master bias, dark and flat frame, which have to be created from their sequences first. The way these master frames can be created is described in the sections below, see also the [[Siril:Tutorial_stacking|stacking documentation]].

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Once a sequence is loaded, images can be pre-processed, registered and stacked. The pre-processing is an optional, yet important, step and involves bias, dark and flat frames. Pre-processing a sequence in Siril can only be done with master bias, dark and flat frame, which have to be created from their sequences first. The way these master frames can be created is described in the sections below, see also the [[Siril:Tutorial_stacking|stacking documentation]].

Once a sequence is loaded, images can be pre-processed, registered and stacked. The pre-processing is an optional, yet important, step and involves bias, dark and flat frames. Pre-processing a sequence in Siril can only be done with master bias, dark and flat frame, which have to be created from their sequences first. The way these master frames can be created is described in the sections below, see also the stacking documentation.