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Show HN: Combining Bursts of Images

An approach of taking many photos to enhance one final image is a technique called "stacking". Stacking alone doesn't account for everything so this is a take that helps get better alignment of images, allows comparisons, and drop bad images that dont match. Its not super resolution but it feels like when you look at it. it reduces the noise and makes it look more organic shot with less expensive hardware. enjoy!

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2026-11-07 04:30:20.752Z
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Repository: skittleson/burst-superres. Source account: An approach of taking many photos to enhance one final image is a technique called "stacking". Stacking alone doesn't account for everything so this is a take that helps get better alignment of images, allows comparisons, and drop bad images that dont match. Its not super resolution but it feels like when you look at it. it reduces the noise and makes it look more organic shot with less expensive hardware. enjoy!

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Source votes: 2 votes (Nov 7, 2026 UTC; cumulative since publication) Recent records to compare: “Show HN: ViewFit – Resize images to the size they are rendered at” (Show HN, Nov 6, 2026); “JiaFeiMiao-K-Cat/DiscImageStudio” (GitHub Trending, Nov 6, 2026). Shared themes are navigation hints; they have not been verified as the same need or independent corroboration.

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