Just realized my dad was wrong about the moon photo I took in 2019
Back in 2019 I snapped a photo of the full moon over Lake Erie with my cheap 75-300mm lens, and my dad looked at it and said it was just a bright blob, not worth printing. I put the file away for 5 years until a friend at the local astronomy club told me to stack 40 shots of the same moon in free software called AutoStakkert. The stack pulled out craters I never saw in any single frame, and I got a print made for $12 at Walgreens that now hangs in my hallway. So my question is, what free stacking tool do you all use for lunar shots, and does it beat AutoStakkert for you?