Using Claude to stack moon photos: 55 frames aligned and deconvolved into a sharp lunar image
adonis_singh · x · 2026-10-23
A demo of Claude applied to astrophotography: 55 lunar frames were aligned, stacked, and deconvolved into a final image, compared side by side against the worst single frame (out of focus) and a typical frame.
The three-panel comparison with zoomed crops shows the dramatic gain in crater detail and signal-to-noise — a fun case of a coding model being used in an image-processing pipeline.
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