How to use photoshop stacking on the moon
Shooting the moon. Here is the tutorial on how I accomplished this shot.

This might be my most detailed moon shot yet.

I utilized the electronic shutter in my camera for this one and got a burst of 30 images. I selected 20 of them and then I edited them all the same.
I right clicked on the files in Lightroom and opened them as layers in photoshop. From there you can auto align them and then I made them all a smart object. I run a median stack on it and duplicated the layer. On the top layer I run a high pass filter using the value 3. I used overlay and then I sent it back to Lightroom.

From then I put the finishing touches exporting as a tiff file back to luminar where I ran some final color corrections and editing.

I used to capture this my EOS R6 with a svbony 105 500 mm refractor lens. But by using the stacking I was able to bring out the detail and reduce the noise exponentially.

Canon EOS R6 svbony 105 500mm
Iso 100, SS 1/400, f/5.5 (fixed aperture)
20 image photoshop stack. Edited in Lightroom, Photoshop and Luminar.

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